==Everything exists because of serendipitous proximity and the laws of nature.
Wrong. Take enzymes for instance. They are designed to facilitate cellular processes by taking specific molecules and binding them together to form new molecules. Cells cannot live without them, as they are responsible for all biological reactions. In many cases these molecules would take billions of years (or never) to chemically react if left to themselves. But enzymes make this happen in mere miliseconds. For instance, the enzyme anhydrase prevents us from suffocating by removing carbon dioxide from our blood 10 million times faster than it would on its own! These reactions cannot be explained by mass action chemistry. So much for serendipitous proximity and the laws of nature.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/11/081111073845.htm
Once again, your argument fails.
Once again you make unsupported assertions. You assume they are designed, and having assumed it, you use it as proof. It ain't science.