I see intentionality in the makings of the mind, hands, feet, arms, legs, eyes, ears, nose and mouth.
If intentionality then an intender must exist. Call it a force inside nature; a force of mentality. The intender would not be inside the force. Nature is too sloppy to be made by a God.
I also know that I have an actual, genuine me inside this body.
It's as simple as that. I fall to spiritual naturalism.
The creative force is prone to errors obviously. And no one knows the details of how life is created.
I fall to the logic that life must come from other life. My reasoning intuition is that life cannot possibly come from non life because of intentionality in nature.
I have not heard any convincing arguments that there is no intender force in nature. It is a mystery how intenders of nature would exist. Nevertheless I enjoy the mystery.
There is no "logic" to "life must come from life".
It is ok as an opinion,but logic / science does need
some facts to work with.
I think a person who had a basic understanding of
evolution would find if very difficult to think that
the design of any body part was intentional, in the
sense of being figured out and designed by an
intelligent entity.
Mysteries are great, but effectively "inventing" a
mysterious designer as an alternate explanation
for something that could be understood thro
study seems a little pointless, when there are
so many wonderful real mysteries.
Not that the above in any way is intended to suggest
"there is no force" or "designer".
To the extent that I might believe there is one, I'd
want my belief to conform to reality or logic as
best I can understand it. There is no logic at
all to a god having made ear bones out of reptile
jaw bones, or those from gill arches.
There is logic and detailed evidence that evolution
did that.
There may be a god who made the laws of nature
as they are, and set it going.
No logic or common sense would say he made
each waterfall, rather than letting nature do its thing.