That in itself is a great deal more honesty than atheists can handle or will even admit on their own. Particularly since they cannot disprove the existence of God, nor even come up with a legitimate method of abiogenesis to account for life in the first place, let alone provide evolutionary solutions to irreducible biological machines and the creation of the information in dna.
I thirst to be proven wrong!
It is not for me to disprove the existence of any supernatural deity, but for you to prove me its existence! You can't prove a negative!
However, I can tell you about flaws I find in the nature of what a supernatural deity would need to posses, to be one. This was discussed earlier on in this thread, but I'll bring it back if you want to hear about my issue with the nature of God:
God is by definition, outside time.
If I stick with the dogmatic beliefs of your religion, this God both creates the Universe, and will destroy it, too. Consider God before creating the Universe.
God existed before the Universe did.
God initiates Creation
God finishes Creation
God destroys the Universe.
In a realm devoid of time, how is this sequence preserved by God?
"...nor even come up with a legitimate method of abiogenesis to account for life in the first place, let alone provide evolutionary solutions to irreducible biological machines and the creation of the information in dna."
Is all science, determined? The answer to this proves your statement above to be patently invalid. As for irreducible complexity, could you provide examples of the same?