Out of this noxious caldron arose the first single-cell alga. From that came the rest of the spontaneous steps toward the age of computers. The problem, of course, is that the evolutionist has no answer as to where this bubbling, inorganic soup came from. The major problem here is the scientific fallacy of spontaneous generation. Dr. George Wald, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Harvard University and winner of the Nobel Prize, wrote in Scientific American that spontaneous generation, the idea that life arose from nonliving matter, was scientifically disproved by Louis Pasteur in 1860.
Biogenesis is the basic axiom of biology.
Biogenesis means that life only arises from life. Another major problem for the evolutionists is Biochemical reproduction. This is the ability of the cell to extract energy from its environment in order to supply energy for the reproduction of the cell and other cell needs. For life to exist, you must have this metabolic motor. You have the same problem, for example, with DNA, deoxyribonucleic acid.