Justsomedude - you point out the great logical fallacy of creationists. They attempt to use a faux-logical argument that the universe is ;so complex that it simply must have an intelligent creator, yet their logic completely fails when confronted with the fact that, applying the same logic, a god-being would also require a creator.
I respectfully disagree. Humans are complex carbon-based life forms.
What kind of life form is God? Until you answer me that question you must allow for the possibility that God is a being that would not require an explanation for existence. Because you do not know the degree of complexity/simplicity of a God being, your conjectured response is flawed. It is not logic, it is assumption.
(1) Abiogenesis cannot be explained by any holistic model and (2) even Science recognizes that such complex carbon chains, coupled with replication, and eventually manifesting many forms of complete organism replication must have had a beginning. Whereas, we recognize that energy has always existed, only its state has changed. Without knowing the nature of God you cannot logically rule out the possibility that God has always existed.
I believe human life arose from a process that was started by extraterrestrials ("beings who do not live on earth", spirit beings qualify, yes?) and has been guided at several points in its development. I do not believe humans are the end result of this process.
Respectfully,
AuldSoul