Jill,
THis is friendly discussion, don't take the following as sarcastic. I'm interested in your answers

Where did the laws of the universe come from? According to the big bang theory they seem to propose that complete order and harmony came from Chaos. Which is not a rational conclusion IMO.

Who wrote DNA code? You seem to be educated a bit on the matter, so I'm sure you understand that the DNA carries written (inscribed if you will) instructions that are read, understood and acted on by the cell. Thousands and thousancds of pages if written out, of detailed instructions. To me it would seem that you could take a gugleplex of years and such intelligence is not going to form on its own without intelligent guidance.

Where are the half man half monkeys? The answer I've always gotten from this doesn't make sense. Evolution is a slow process, that has taken billions of years theoretically. It's so slow you can't see it happening, but we should not all be at exactly the same point. We should see many of the Geico cavemen around. Or monkeys much closer to the human race than they are. I've gotten reponses about some people being born with a tale as being a throwback, however, some people are born with two heads, 3 hands, 6 fingers, its just an abnomality. We should see variations of our own race, in descending steps towards our anscestors but we don't. The answer I have gotten for this is that this step of evolution occured so quickly it left a gap, which doesn't make sense to me.

Why did we develop so much brainpower that we don't use?

There are many learned and revered scientists who came to the conclusion that it is all too complex and perfect to have occured by itself. That list includes Isaac Newton, Davinci, Einstien and many more lesser know ones. Science and creation can coexist. I find the fact that our own, super intelligent and studied scientists can be baffled by so much of creation, and how infinite and microscopic the levels of learning can be, all of which was put into place by accident.