But ultimately the point is it doesn't matter what seems logical or not to the individual. Take a round Earth for example. Put yourself in the shoes of those who lived before we understood the world to be round. It's kind of intuitive to think that the world is flat... we walk on flat land. Take heliocentricity. We can't feel the Earth revolve, so it seems logical that it's stationary, and the sun revolves around it.
It wasn't until later ... when we had better tools to understand our world, that we discovered that what seemed "common sense" at the time was actually wrong. Furthermore, every single thing that people in the past thought had some supernatural explanation -- lightning, earthquakes, volcanos, etc. -- once we developed the scientific tools to investigate, we found that these phenomena had COMPLETELY natural explanations.
So, fast forward to now. What we have to do is look at evidence instead of appealing to what seems intuitive, or what seems logical to us laymen. The fact of the matter is the overwhelming majority of scientists who study this stuff agree that the universe most likely came about through purely natural means ... including the creation of life on this planet. There is absolutely NO confirming evidence that a god or supernatural being created it. You're on the wrong side of history bro... making the same exact mistakes as people who thought Zeus threw lightning bolts.