The purpose of the theory of evolution is not to explain the origin of life.
The aim of the theory of evolution is to reveal the way in which those who have adapted to the environment can turn into such a rich variety.
so for example; Protons attract each other when they are close to the atomic nucleus, but repel each other if they are far enough from each other.
How does a nerve become sensitive to light and evolve into the eye? Or the magnificently complex organ called the brain is evolving, etc. We can multiply the questions like this.
In short, the theory of evolution is biology and tries to explain the diversity of species.
It is not concerned with the origin of life.
The process of formation of the conditions I mentioned above does not contradict belief in God.
Francis Collins, one of the most famous defenders of the theory of evolution, and Anthony Flight, who turned from atheism to deism, emphasized that science was not an alternative to religion, saying "God created man with the mechanisms mentioned in the theory of evolution"