Speaking of strawmen, you keep building a fine one. Two things, first, the scientists involved are the ones that essentially say there exists no empirically supported explanation for the genesis of the core elements apparent in the cell. Second, your question has been answered even though you don't like tha answer.
You admit to being a Chrstian in post 61, therefore you accept that there are supernatural explanations for events that are otherwise inexplicable by "natural" causes. Now in the history of mankind how were "erroneous" supernatural explanations scientifically disproven? I sincerely hope that you can answer that.
Your parable is not complete. There is no way your son could have reached or touched the cookie jar and no earthquakes, storms or the like occurred since you last saw the cookie jar. And no other living thing capable of breaking cookie jars existed in the kitchen. Now the silly parable is complete.
He could have used the chair.
You are missing the point that the apparent lack of current explanations for a given subject does not provide falsification for a supernatural explanation.
So no the question has not been answered, simply throwing mud at the Evolutionary theory does not provide falsification of the supernatural.
Again, you cannot simply say it is too complex for us to understand, so God did it.
You cannot disprove a supernatural explanation, which is why they are supernatural.
Science only deals with the natural world, the supernatural world it outside of its methodology. The supernatural world is for ministers, priest, rabbis, or whatever religious leader one happens to choose.