Quote:I don't see how they're not related. All biology and chemistry consist of matter, if matter can not be created how else did it ever arrive without an origin point?

 

Yeah, but the molecules are already there, they are just arranging themselves randomly over time.  An amino acid isn't created or destroyed, it's formed with the atoms that are already in existence in nature.  Each element, at the atomic level (besides the noble ones) have a propensity to either gain or lose an electron to bond with other atoms.  Over time, these random combinations can "evolve" into biologically beneficial acids that can then, over time, result in RNA, DNA and yes reproducing organisms.  

 

It's a long road, but we're talking over billions of years.  A time scale that is hard to fathom to us as humans.

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