People just aren't stupid enough to think that there is no God...
I must take issue with this blanket statement. Many people are of the opinion there is no god. I am one. While many of those people are stupid (as most of any group of people will be), some are not. I am one.
You go on to say:
The fact is, that natural aspects alone, are not sufficient concerning information.
I do not accept that proposition. I would like to discuss it. To do so, let us first agree on a definition of "information". The definition of information as given by Claude Shannon at Bell Labs (who is generally considered the originator of information theory) does not seem to apply here. That definition concerns the amount of uncertainty in an flow of data. What do you mean when you say "information" in this context?
I am also curious about the following:
It all comes back to unavoidable purpose and intent - which you're unable to refute.
Are you proposing that life or existence (of anything) has some kind of purpose? If so, what purpose do you propose for Homo Sapiens? Is it the same for all or is it different for each individual? Also, how can one determine what that purpose is, for a person or any other object?
Once I understand what you mean, perhaps I will be able to refute it.