Originally posted by Adam_PoE
[list=1][*]Evolution does not make any claims about how life came to exist.[*]It attempts to point out flaws in the theory by constructing a Straw Man argument, i.e. by pointing out the unlikelihood of life coming to exist by chance alone, when the theory suggests that life came to exist by a combination of chance and the laws of physics, which is highly likely.[/list]
I beg to differ. The probability of life coming into existence by a combination of chance and the laws of physics is not highly likely, it is highly unlikely that this occurred. Furthermore, you referred to the "laws of physics." A law (any law) necesitates a law-giver or maker. So, how does the theory of evolution account for or explain the existence of the laws of physics (or any non-, man-made law i.e. gravity etc.)?