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Another point even if it took a million years for evolution to happen (I don't believe it) there still would have had to be one second between the nonliving matter (a rock) being nonliving then in the next second being alive
This is false. There exist things, like viruses, and even better, prions, that blur the line between living and nonliving. In the development of life from non-life there was definitely a point where we had some sort of replicating molecules that we would probably consider non-living, in the end we had the first cell which was definitely alive. But in between there were probably stages where we had replicating biochemical systems, of increasing complexity, that would be hard to definitely place into either the life or non-life categories.