actually, rock formations colliding did not result in human life. the rock collisions resulted in the world in some form, not yet matured to the way we know it. it was mostly water, salt water to be exact, and a bit of land. as single celled organisms started forming, volcanos started producing more land. slowly but surely the single celled organisms began to stick together and the salt water became their blood, bringing nutrients to every cell. these organisms began to mature into sea creatures, prehistoric fish, and eventually evolved into some form of amphibian with the ability to live on land as well as water. these creatures evolved into dinosaurs and eventually, apes. apes then evolved into the earliest form of human. pay attention in 7th grade dear. oh right im sorry, what actually happened was that "God" said some words, the world appeared( i assume he pulled it from his ass, or perhaps he conjured it up using " faith"), then he made a man, pulled a rib out(without harming him, apparently we can all stand to have a rib pulled), made a woman with that, and somehow we have the whole population of 7+ billion. makes a lot of sense really.

And from that single celled organism came things as intricate as the central nervous system, billions of species, and the human brain able to think beyond basic instinct, being able to contemplate existence and our roll in the universe?? Divine creation sounds more logical.

Divine creation sounds more logical if you're a lazy half wit.

Ignoring the possibility of a higher power is a rather easy road to take. Not better, not more justified, just easier.

Actually, attributing everything to a divine power is being ok with not knowing. Saying that "God did it" is not an answer, it is an excuse.