False, all evidence points to intention/purpose. Randomness is your claim. Design/purpose is an evidenced fact.
It is not. The "designs" you see in Nature are the results of the interplay of normal, unintentional laws of physics. Complexity and function does not equal intentional design.
a) The values of fundamental physical constants are extremely fine-tuned. If the values of these parameters in the physical theories had differed only very slightly from those observed, the emergence of the universe and life wouldn’t have been possible.
True, either nothing would emerge, or a different universe would emerge, perhaps with lifeforms marveling at how fine tuned their universe is.
The values and constants may be fine, but there's no evidence they're tuned. This simply puts the cart before the horse.
The laws and constants are what they are, and they produce the universe they produce. There is no need to insert unevidenced and unneeded variables.
Yes, the statistical chances of our world being as it is is very small, but the chance of any other configurations are equally small.
The chance of drawing a royal flush are very small, but exactly the same as
any, same suit five card configuration
The conclusion that observed values cannot be a product of chance gave rise to the speculation of Multiverse, the unevidenced/unfalsifiable hypothesis of endless random universes which makes our fine-tuned universe merely a possibility among endless other random universes. (It’s exactly the same unevidenced concept that advantageous mutations emerge among endless of random mutations).
But, in the case of advantageous mutations, mutations are a known and common phenomenon. The rest is just natural selection.
b) Living systems with functional structures of extreme complexity that absolutely dwarfs the most sophisticated structures ever designed/built by man, even at a microbial level. Organisms such as Protozoa, Algae, Bacteria and Viruses are extremely complex structures that are capable of decision-making, problem-solving, quorum sensing, associative learning, adaptive behavior, cooperative behavior in populations. Live in its simplest form is always extremely complex.
True, and it took a long time and many iterations to get there.
Chance functionality gets locked in. Non-functional changes gets shuffled back into the deck for the next draw. Function accumulates. Complexity ≠ God or intentional design.
And viruses? -- Not organisms, and not so complex.
c) Design/purpose is also found in nonliving matter in the intelligent non-random behavior at the atomic and molecular level. Atomic intelligence is measured/defined as inversely proportional to the entropy of a system. The lower the entropy, the less is the random behavior and the higher the ability to form molecules or compounds which constitutes internal intelligence at the fundamental level of atoms.
Define "intelligence." Are you claiming intention?
It’s an oxymoron. Automatically would mean independently but it never means the absence of purpose/intention. It’s the other way around.
An automated process that yields a highly functional/complex end product is never evidence for the absence of purpose.
Nor is it evidence for intention or purpose. Without actual evidence of purpose, we logically withhold belief, pending further evidence. If there is intention, it's thus far unevidenced
This is a totally false claim. All evidence points to perfection in the universe, life and even in nonliving matter. If you don’t agree, demonstrate your reasons.
You're the one making positive -- and unevidenced -- claims. The burden's on you.
Perfection and design? How are you measuring perfection in the universe? It doesn't seem so stable, plus, it's winding down; entropy increases. As for biological perfection.... you must be joking.
Both the evidence and need exist logically and scientifically, it has been demonstrated, you fail to see it. see above.
Almost all scientists fail to see it as well. The closer you look, the more insubstantial this special pleading becomes.