If the boundary between life and nonlife does not mystify you then tell all us scientists where it is...The longer you dialogue the more evident you make it that you do not understand science.
OK for argument's sake, let's suppose you are the resident scientist (as you allude to) and I am the one needs educated (as you say). Give myself and the rest of us the opportunity to learn from you, because I and others may be able to benefit from your expertise.
So let's have a bit of a format:
1. Give us your credentials first so we know your level of learning 2. Explain to us the difference between life and matter as you understand it. However for sake of focus lets narrow it down to what constitutes human life in distinction from matter. 3. Explain to us how the evolutionary process could have caused matter to produce human life.
