Is Abiogenesis a fact?

I keep saying I'm not doing science, but imo, this begs a response. Hopefully you evos will allow me to get controversial here for a spell with some radical alternative comment.If Admin objects, I'll bug off so as to keep the peace administratively here in science.PilotJudas is wrong Biblically that God made life from nothing.
As per LTD1 and the Biblical account, God is/has always been eternally energetic and as per LTD2 energy came from God to create life from dust. Thus God rested (likely to rejuvinate back some energy emitting from creation which he made throughout the universe), again as per LTD2.Where did this living being god come from? As per LTD1 observation, I see it that something must be eternal, no matter what the science ideology/hypothesis. To the creationist, Jehovah god is the Biblical thermodynamically scientific answer. I know you people don't buy it and most of my creo brethren don't, but that's the buzsaw hypothesis as per my long ago great debate with Jar in which he ended up hard pressed for refutation. Edited by Buzsaw, : fix error which I missed in review

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BUZSAW B 4 U 2 C Y BUZ SAW ---- Jesus said, "When these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near." Luke 21:28

Call it what you wish, but I see it as no less explicable than the mystical origin of that energetic submicroscopic bit of space from which everything existing allegedly emerged as per secularist viewpoint. I also see it as more compatible with LTD1. From what I read, it remains a mystery as to what energized the original energetic bit of space and what set it off to begin expansion.