As to sonnikke's pique over computer programmers and engineers not accepting his theology, despite their being creators and designers, it could be that the sort of "design" that they tend to see is not some single great from-scratch design, but instead the sort of design that human designers are known to do -- piece-by-piece, with kludges and workarounds tending to accumulate over time.
It doesn't matter how you look at it, computer programs, buildings, cars, they are *all* designed by *intelligence*, not random, un-intelligent "forces", that simply is impossible. The more complex a design gets, the more involved it gets, and the more obvious it becomes that intelligence is involved. Your analogy doesn't work because if you take out your designer(s), *nothing* would get created.
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