I'm agnostic and do not pretend to have the ability nor the knowledge to prove for the existence of a creator. Having said that, here are my two cents:
-Can
one currently actually present certain proof as to whether a creator
exists (or existed) or not? If not, it would be wise for all here to avoid a dogmatic attitude (like the humble and discreet GB cough, cough)
-One of the fundamental reasons
(knowingly or unknowingly) for many having faith (and it must be faith
due to reasons outlined in my first point) in a creator sparking and guiding the biological processes is based IMO on the second
law of thermodynamics, aka "entropy". In a universe with ever
increasing entropy, what caused a reverse to occur in allowing for an
ever increasing order in the biological chain, leading to the existence
of ever more ordered and complex organisms? A fundamental law that we
all have engraved in our human conscience of "disorder not leading to
order" is inherently broken if one accepts that no "order" existed
before current "order" as exists now. (of course there's the whole close and open system explanation, but that one does not completely convince me for various reasons)
-Does this disprove evolution? Not really. In fact, its quite clear that evolution has led to the seemingly infinite variety of species we see today. Even JWs believe in a form of evolution as stated in an earlier post. However, how do we reconcile the theory with the possibility of a creator? and..does the account of Genesis contradict the evolutionary theory in its entirety?