And you continue to ignore my points that there is no way to know how many life forms rose and were lost in the hundreds of millions of years.
I ignored it because it is nothing more than an attempt to deflect the conversation. I might respond to you, if you had the guts to try to refute anything in the article. No one seems to want to do that for some strange reason. Would you like to be the first? Give us a quote from the article, then tell us why it's wrong. Can you do that? Can anyone do that? Sheesh!
Can I? Sure.
Origin of life - creation.com
There is the entire article. It goes into great depth about the complexity of life. No one is arguing it is not complex. That fact, in and of itself, does not debunk anything. Unless you have the first life form, you cannot even begin to guess at its complexity.
Look at the life forms that live on volcanic vents in the deep oceans. No sunlight it its entire foodchain. How different must those structures be? The only way that complexity is an issue is if you
know what preceded it and can see the first life form.