Personally, I believe whole heartedly in Creationism. I do not have any scientific facts to back why I feel the way I do. All I have is my own observations of life. When one has a 6 year old in the house, quite often one's eyes are opened to things that never ever would have even been considered before.
I have literally watched my beautiful, intelligent and often mischievious daughter grow from conception to the point she now has grown to become. I can not figure out for the life of me, how anyone could ever believe such an idea as evolution. Oh, I know someone will post a belligerant and rude response to my post, but to me, belief in evolution takes far greater faith than to believe that a Holy God created all.
When I observe all of the tiniest details of life, especially those pointed out by my little one who quite often excitedly points these things out to me, I realize there is something far greater than a slow but sure chemical transforming of life happening. Surely, we are all held in the Palms of the Hands of a Loving and Just Creator.
Life is just too intricately detailed to have come about by evolution. We are here for a purpose, and not by a series of Chemical reactions that happened because the conditions happened to be right that one point in history literally billions of years ago.
Let the insults and belligerant remarks, fly, but my position will not change. I stand by my belief we are created by God and not a series of chemical reactions from some primordial soup billions of years ago.
I will try not to be rude, but you are essentially placing arbitrary limits of the complexity of God's creation, essentially equating "chemistry" with a set of cardboard cutouts. I think it is foolish to think you know enough about creation to make this kind of judgement.