There are parts of this process that are not completely understood and to a scientist are impossible to believe unless someone of far superior intelligence put it together.

Let me explain. Many process of life contain a "motor action" that requires a "rotor" and a "stator" combined with an "electrical mechanical" component all requiring a very specific and precise relationship or they do not work. The problem is that any one of these items have no value to the process by themselves. Also they have limited function by themselves.

As example the heart is a pump or special motor. But unless you knew you were going to "push" blood around the body to provide food and oxygen there is no reason for the pump - heart. In other words the "pump" had to have a purpose before the design. In the beginning you do not know you have the "human" that needs the pump for the blood so there is no reason to create the pump.

Someone had to know the end product prior to the design of the parts. Now before we go down the evolution trail saying it "evolved from something simpler" think about the "first motor".

You need a stator that is a container to hold the volume. You need "specific" magnetic fields for interaction. You need a rotor to move precisely within the stator. All this must be wired correctly AND it needs a signal to make it work. NONE of these things if evolved by themselves are useful as a "motor". Even if ALL these things were available, it would take a serious scientist to look at all the parts and manipulate them into a motor.

Unless there was some intelligence knowing a pump was needed for something that was not even in existence, the pump would NEVER be designed.

It is a far stretch from a few chemicals that get together in a primordial soup that cause a chemical reaction to those chemicals "deciding" they need to duplicate themselves exactly by dividing into an identical copy so they can "maintain life".

Even the simplest single cell life form contains the following characteristics.

Each cell is at least somewhat self-contained and self-maintaining: it can take in nutrients, convert these nutrients into energy, carry out specialized functions, and reproduce as necessary. Each cell stores its own set of instructions for carrying out each of these activities called DNA.

Below is a picture of a single cell bacteria.

It is interesting to note that the Flagellum (the tail) is moved by a "motor" so the bacteria can move around and find food. The "motor" had to come before the use of movement. Someone had to know the bacteria needed to move to find food.

Do you really believe that this single cell just instantly appeared with all the functions to meet and accomplish the definition of life?

Now to get even more technical. Atoms are the smallest basic particle most people know about. But science has found that atoms are made up of protons and neutrons and even smaller particles called electrons. Now upon looking deeper we find that even electrons are made of smaller parts. We even have ANTI - Matter. This sounds like science fiction. How can something be that isn't?

On the macular scale, what is after the end of the universe? Scientist were all excited and proclaimed they were finally going to see the end of the universe a few years ago. They all got quiet when they found out there were just more stars and galaxies beyond what they thought was the end. Now they are trying to find dark matter, you know, stuff that exists that you cannot see and makes up most of our universe. They are trying to create a "black hole" in an accelerator in Europe and see what "nothing" looks like that could possibly "suck up everything we know".

Do not let people fool you into believing there is an answer for everything. There is something in both directions that we have virtually no idea about.

But one thing that stands out. There is intelligence and that intelligence is beyond the development of any single cell or primordial soup.

Read the paper on how intelligence works if you do not think something is even more fantastic than a single cell or even life itself.

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