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In a sense, every new major life-form ("baramin," as they like to say) that arises is another act of Creation, not a deep divergence in the tree of life.
That thought process is majorly flawed however. They treat every fossil you find as entirely new with no thought as to what precided it or what came after it. It's basicaly like looking at a pile of grain and watching mice come out of the grain. Than by that observation concluding that every mouse was created new and whole from the grain. Where as we clearly can see they were there as a product of circumstance.
What I am trying to express is that you must first understand the process to make DNA from scratch, a process that currently aludes us but we may be able to understand as our technology and intellect develops. Once you understand how to create life where none existed before, or how to transplant life to a lifeless enviroment. Then and only then will we be able to see what is necesarry for a designer of life. Even if that designer is ourselves.