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The Dead End of Abiogenesis: A Scientific and Biblical Case for Special Creation 

Creation for Adults - Encyclopaedia Book 17
The modern scientific establishment systematically promotes a narrative of origins that posits the spontaneous emergence of biological life from inert chemical precursors.

ASIN
B0HCNRQ57D
Pages
283
Release Date
‎ August 3, 2026

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In The Dead End of Abiogenesis, distinguished computer scientist, mathematician, and cybersecurity expert Dr. Alfred Basta delivers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary dismantling of naturalistic abiogenesis theories, proving that unguided chemical evolution faces insurmountable thermodynamic, kinetic, and atmospheric barriers.

Drawing upon seven decades of geochemical, thermodynamic, and biochemical advances since the seminal 1953 Miller-Urey experiment, Dr. Basta exposes the fatal discontinuities embedded within evolutionary cosmogony. From the falsified reducing atmosphere assumptions and the destructive reality of interfering cross-reactions to the absolute structural requirement of 100% homochirality and the oxygen paradox, this volume rigorously demonstrates that nature’s unguided laws produce only asphaltic degradation—never biological information.

Through systematic scientific analysis paired with uncompromising biblical fidelity, Dr. Basta builds a robust case for recent Special Creation. The Dead End of Abiogenesis equips believers, educators, and objective researchers with the empirical tools necessary to challenge the status quo and recognize that the breathtaking complexity of life is the deliberate, exquisite handiwork of a transcendent Divine Creator.

What is The Dead End of Abiogenesis about?

The Dead End of Abiogenesis argues against the idea that life arose from non-living chemistry. It revisits the 1953 Miller-Urey experiment and seven decades of later geochemical, thermodynamic, and biochemical research, and it contends that the reducing-atmosphere assumptions behind that work have been falsified. It examines destructive cross-reactions between chemical species, the need for complete homochirality in living systems, and the oxygen paradox, and it argues that natural processes produce chemical degradation rather than biological information. The book pairs this scientific analysis with biblical interpretation and presents its conclusion as a case for a transcendent Creator and recent special creation.

Who wrote The Dead End of Abiogenesis?

It was written by Alfred Basta, a professor, author, and musician.

What genre is The Dead End of Abiogenesis?

It is Christian apologetics and creation science focused on origin-of-life chemistry, which means it concentrates on the chemical and thermodynamic barriers to abiogenesis rather than on evolution after life began.

Who is The Dead End of Abiogenesis for?

It is for believers, educators, and objective researchers who want tools to challenge mainstream views on the origin of life.

Is The Dead End of Abiogenesis part of a series?

Yes. It is Book 17 of Creation for Adults, Encyclopaedia. You can find the series on Amazon.

Where can I buy The Dead End of Abiogenesis?

The Dead End of Abiogenesis is available in paperback, hardcover and Kindle editions. The paperback ISBN-13 is 979-8190476972 (347 pages, published August 3, 2026).

Amazon (paperback) | Amazon (hardcover) | Amazon (Kindle) | Indigo (author page)

About the author: Alfred Basta is a professor, author of Ward No. 8 and The Malgrave Letters, and musician as The Bastas Project.

Last updated: October 12, 2026