Religion Unfiltered

[Spyder]

I have never understood why people use Darwinism as 'proof' that God does not exist. As if the creator of everything couldn't possibly create us to adapt...to persevere. How shortsighted would that creator have to be to not foresee future changes in its design? You'd have to assume that God is a bumbling idiot that could never predict (nor influence) future events to use that as a disqualifier.

I have to admit that I am challenged to fully understand Atheists. Their whole life revolves around the premise of finding a different explanation to the obvious. To challenge what others have realized...that life cannot exist by mere chance. It is impossible even by Darwin's own theory.

To that point, I ask this question. Explain reproduction.

A sperm fertilizes an egg, and the egg multiplies its cell. I think we can all agree to this. It is easily observable, and can be fully accepted as fact. Now how did this process begin? Darwin says that life evolves based off of outside stimuli. That cells learn what changes are needed to survive, and adapt to compensate. Once a sperm is shot, it is on a one way journey to fulfill its purpose. It encounters a few different hurdles in its path, but through its design it is able to accomplish this improbable task. It needs to be hardy enough to survive inside a foreign animal. It needs a method of propulsion to get from point A to point B. It needs to be able to recognize its destination once it gets there. It needs to know what genetic material is needed to complete the process. And it needs to chemically alter the egg to prevent anymore sperm from entering. Here's the kicker...it needs to know all of this stuff before it even starts its journey.

Explain to me how a sperm knew what changes needed to be made to its internal makeup to impregnate an egg. And how did it know to stop making changes when it found one that worked?