A question requires more than just tacking a question mark at the end of your sentences. If you simply want me to stop reading your posts then keep it up.
Nope. You can find organization in anything which follows a set of rules. And when the rules are complex enough you can find processes which maintain themselves by absorbing energy from their environment to reinforce their own structure.
Yes and there is no life on the moon either.
Yep and following a set of rules is all that computers can do also. That is all it takes for them to beat us at all of our hardest games and to design better machines than we can. We just gave them the rules for learning things on their own and they did it faster and better than we could.
There were lots of reasons depending on the particular law. For many of them it was social reform. For others it had a great deal to do with their particular situation and needs.
No, I see no point whatsoever in the silly strawmen you are constructing.
That is what Jesus did. It is also what God did with Israel many many times.
God certainly did not make golems of dust and bone with necromancy, nor are truths acquired by eating magical fruits.
Yes. When the evidence from every different direction provides means for a more and more accurate calculation of the same thing then our confidence increases.
In the sense of “spontaneous symmetry breaking.” Look it up. But here is a simplistic example for explanation. If you have a stick heavy on one end and light on another so it floats vertically in the water of a pool, then what happens when the water is drained out of the pool? Eventually the stick is standing without the water to support it and it has fall in some direction or another. Thus the symmetry is broken because the stick has to choose a direction in which fall.
God is not a watchmaker designing and manufacturing products. That notion comes from Deist philosophy not the Bible. The God of the Bible is a shepherd seeking a relationship with things which are alive.
If you want more meaningful answers then I suggest you ask more meaningful questions. You can do this by focusing your whole paragraph on just one question taking the time and effort explaining what exactly it is that you want to know.