You need to have an alternative explanation of the origin of life so that we can understand you.
Simplly being adamant that God does without giving reasons does not make sense.
Your argument is a logical non sequitur fallacy.
I am telling you, in base 10 nath, the square root of 2 cannot be 10. It nust be smaller than 2. It cannot be 10, because 10 is larger than 2.
You are asking me what is tge square root if 2. I say I don't know. I only know tgat 10 is not the square root if 2.
I don't need to know the square root if 2 to know tgat 10 is not tge square root if 2.
But you are still insisting I must shiw you what is tge square root of 2.
But I never claimed to know the square root of 2, only that it is not 10.
Your objection is a logical fallacy, logical non sequitur.
I have given reasons why I say God does not exist.
I mentioned that the all knowing, all capable and all loving God can be proved to not exist, by proof by contradiction, using Epicurean Paradox and the problem of evil.
I have eliminated that as the origin of life.
I can say this is a wrong answer without knowing the right answer.
If I know the square root if 2 must be smaller than 2, I can know that 10 is not tge square root if 2 without knowing what is the square root of 2.
Why are you forcing me to know the right answer to be able to say another answer is the wrong answer?