I think instead we should ponder on how we can live for millions, or even hundreds of thousands of years in a "chaotic" universe. The chances of life being initiated, to begin with, are extremely slim, yet we've gotten far past the point of a "simple cell" (which was far from simple even then). What is an atheist's theory on how life could have begun in such chaos? Over millions/billions of years? How did it initiate to begin with? Surely even if ONE of the laws of life started to come into place on a planet the chances of it being disturbed, I think, are far greater than that of it progressing, am I wrong in assuming this?
As for the comments about evolution, I admit I have much research to do and plan to work on that before responding to comments made, because, in the end, my argument is going to be that, the answer for why a lot of creatures being able to evolve, but not necessarily humans, is because if you believe in a Supreme Being capable of anything, you believe that GOD could have made 99.9% of the creatures evolve, and .000001 percent not evolve, doesn't that go hand in hand with belief in a Creator?