Uhhhhhh... what does objects reaching their full potential have to do with things being created?  

It means we can't come from nothing. Objects must exist and work coherently to create something as massive as the universe or life itself.

Yes, because something coming from nothing makes perfect sense. This happens like all the time.

Sure?  So if objects weren't interacting we wouldn't have complex systems.  I still don't see what this has to do with creation.

We have no confirmed cases of something coming from nothing.  We also have zero confirmed cases of something being created by a god.  As far as we're aware neither has ever happened, so the two theories are on equal footing in that regard.

Yes because the universe just existed and expanded out of nowhere for no reason and the first living organisms just came out of nowhere because why not. Even though we never apply these same principals to anything else. 

Okay, then explain to me where did everything come from at the very beginning.

As of now we don't know if there was a beginning in the sense we understand, because we don't understand how time worked in the early state of the universe, or as far back as we can see.  We don't know if there was a very beginning or if there were, where matter and energy might have come by at that point, and we don't know that matter or energy are not eternal since as far as we can tell neither can be created or destroyed.

The fact that we don't know though, doesn't mean any random solution becomes valid.  If you want to make a claim that you DO know, you have to show actual evidence, not just say "well you don't have a better explanation".

Then where did God come from? why does this logic apply to us and not to god? 

You don't really understand how evolution works, do you? Billions of years of evolution in a universe many billions of years old slowly, gradually made changes and mutations, allowing positive changes to propagate while killing off what didn't work. Yes, we are complicated beings, but that is built upon a virtual eternity of subtle tweaks and evolution.

This argument does not work as well as you think it does. 

interesting thoughts!! much better than mentioning unicorns :D

depends on whether life can exist in different conditions than earth's, imagine that even a slight increase of planet's temperature due to a 'hole' in the ozone can kick off a chain that in the end will make the planet uninhabitable, if there is life under different conditions it could also be made of very different elements in order to be sustainable, something we cannot even imagine

scientists have been using far reaching detectors in satellites but have yet to detect anything, but taking into account the number of planets and the universe size, it is very much possible

the tiny chance of life being a random accident makes perfect sense, cause if the universe never existed, then earth would not exist either, regardless of its position, therefore it is obviously part of the calculation

now imagine something else, say the universe exists, but absolutely no planet on it supports life....!! is there any point for the universe existing at all then? what's the point of endless silence and random rocks moving about each other?

the existence of the universe, let alone life on a planet is a miracle, and I also find it astonishing how genesis in the bible, scientifically proven and accepted to be written centuries B.C., starts with 'let there be light, and there was light' - perfectly compatible and a huge 'big bang' explosion that science cannot explain where it came from, then the bible says 'and then he separated the day from the night', meaning the result from earth's rotation about the sun that created day and night... truly fascinating!!

and of course it was revealed as simple as can be it to be understood by ancient people, you wouldn't expect them to understand about the universe and the forces that create orbits, the point of religion is never to teach science, the point here is creation