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'''Abiogenesis''' is the study of how [[life]] could have arisen from non-life. While the term is used today generally to refer to "[[chemical]] [[evolution]],"[http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/abioprob/originoflife.html] how early life might have formed from various non-living compounds, this does not explicitly rule out [[supernatural]] intervention.  For example, some interpret the [[Bible|Biblical]] story of [[Genesis]] as describing an abiogenesis event or series of abiogenetic events caused by [[God]].
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'''Abiogenesis''' is the study of how [[life]] could have arisen from non-life. While the term is used today generally to refer to "[[chemical]] [[evolution]],"[http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/abioprob/originoflife.html] how early life might have formed from various non-living compounds, this does not explicitly rule out [[supernatural]] intervention.  For example, some interpret the [[Bible|Biblical]] story of [[Genesis]] as describing an abiogenesis event or series of abiogenetic events caused by [[God]].Also,the story of how RA, an Egyptian god,gave birth to himself could be ""Abiogenesis""
    
[[Category:Origins debate]]
 
[[Category:Origins debate]]
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