It is usual and customary to read other people's responses rather than repeating the same unanswerable question over and over. The direct answer is yes, that is my belief; no I do not know the exact steps by which life originated.
I have now answered you in full. Since your object is not to have a discussion, but to assert that your state of ignorance is superior to my state of ignorance, I will take a break from posting.
"It is usual and customary to read other people's responses rather than repeating the same unanswerable question over and over. The direct answer is yes, that is my belief; no I do not know the exact steps by which life originated."
You should take your own medicine because what you said (above) was NOT the question.
The question is very specific (something that weak theories such as Evolution can't handle) and remains:
Can natural selection and variation occur without self-replicating molecules, and if so, do you have any tangible scientific examples of such?