This book is very helpful too for anyone's world view , whether it is believed nature is all that there is or if is believed a Cosmic Biochemist/ Physical Chemist generated life or allowed for life to emerge. I personally doubt that nature alone has the capacity to spawn life on her own due to the complicated chemical behavior of molecules and energy considerations of chemical bond and so it seems a Cosmic Biochemist would have had to have been involved in the process of generating and synthesizing life indefinitely. No need to worry that belief in a Cosmic Biochemist will stop or halt any further research on the topic of Origins of Life. Newton's belief in God didn't stop or impede his work on mechanics, optics,and calculus, nor did Francis Bacon's belief in God impede his synthesis for the "scientific method(s)", nor did Hippocrates views of gods impede his views of illnesses as having origins in nature and not by the will of the gods; affect his practice of medicine, nor did Pythagoras' view of God impede his views on geometry and harmony in nature, nor did Lord Kelvin's belief in God impede his work on the absolute thermometric scale and the rest of his labors on the age of the earth and physics, nor did Gibbs', Planck's, and Joule's belief in God impede their work on Thermodynamics nor did Ibn-Sina's belief in God impede his research on how to do surgery and create surgical instruments in the Middle Ages, nor did Gregor Mendel's belief in God impede or substitute his research on genetics via hybridization of peas, nor did Jean-Baptiste Lamarck's view of God impede him from making the first Evolutionary Theory, nor did Carl Linnaeus' belief in God impede or substitute his foundational work on taxonomic classification of plants and animal species, nor did Robert Boyle's belief in God impede or substitute his research on "Ideal" gases, nor did Faraday's and Maxwell's belief in God impede their work on electromagnetic theory, by the way