[Clorinox]

"If life came from non-life (in the building block sense) then how did it get organized?"

It became organized by the right chemical mix, with the right temperature and pressure billions of years of time and many many other factors.

If life did not spring from non-life where did it come from?
You may have been quite stupid 6 years ago as you say, but please don't compare yourself to me.

[MacDorcha]

"If life did not spring from non-life where did it come from?
You may have been quite stupid 6 years ago as you say, but please don't compare yourself to me."

That is EXACTLY me 6 years ago! LOL!

"It became organized by the right chemical mix, with the right temperature and pressure billions of years of time and many many other factors. "

Then provide the right environment for this to happen. You can synthesize pressure and you can speed up the processes of reactions and atomic speed. I'll wait.

[madconservative]

My .02 (not that anybody asked) is this:

God created men using dirt. Call me foolish if you would like, but essentially you argue that chance created man using dirt. Both assume.

My problem with the "billions of years" argument comes from observation of entropy. The longer a tornado goes through a junkyard, the less likely it is that it will spit out a restored 57 Chevy.

[frgoff]

It became organized by the right chemical mix, with the right temperature and pressure billions of years of time and many many other factors.

This is a just-so argument. If you actually look at the organic molecules involved, you'll find an interesting catch-22. The molecules are required for life, yet can only be constructed by living organisms.

It's the damning pronouncement of Chemistry (a true experimental science) that makes evolutionists back up hurriedly as they throw up their hands and say loudly: Our theory does NOT explain the origins of life.