[metmom]

Name one: The computer you're sitting in front of, the house you live in, the car you drive, the clothes you wear.... Unless you think that it's possible for all thas stuff to assemble itself by the random action of molecules colliding with each other.

[RunningWolf]

I would guess they will find that 'okay' because the will of man was involved there and no 'creator' can be apparent to them.

But life itself to them is nothing at its core but bio-chemical process that somehow bootstrapped and built them selves up as they descended from imagined primordial origins to more complex froms such as worms etc that somehow ended up as some sort of apelike ancestor in Africa that developed a human consciousness.

But bio chemical process have no consciousness, no life of their own

And man did not create anything per se, he designed things, refashioned existing materials (smelt iron out of ore, made and formed steel etc) to get to everything we see that is man-made.