I, for my turn, certainly am. @9-10ths_Penguin is correct.Are you sure?
The origin of life is a key point of distinction between and between the Creationist and Darwinist schools of thought. Creationists believe that God created all forms of life on earth (including humans), endowing non-living matter with life through a deliberate, supernatural act. In constast, naturalists typically believe that life descended from a single self-replicating protocell which in turn came into existence through spontaneous chemical reactions. This atheistic theory for the origin of life is commonly known as abiogenesis.
http://nwcreation.net/abiogenesis.html
That is a jaundiced, distorted, unreliable presentation of both ideas. So-called "Creationism" is just stubborn denial of biological knowledge. True Creationism would have no need to do such a thing, for nothing in biology denies or even could possibly deny a creator God for those inclined to believe in one.
Even abiogenesis is simply a possible, likely explanation for the origin of life. It is not like it would make any claims about a creator God.