It is the dynamic conservation of pattern against the tidal pull of entropy. However, it doesn't seem to follow inevitably from it. Biology is the deferral of the SLT in isolated pockets. One might start with the condensation of the solar system out of primordial hydrogen. Eventually planets form, and much later one of them sprouts simple biological systems.
Life then undergoes a series of evolutionary leaps into successive layers of complexity .
Human culture lies at the near end of this chain, with the progression passing out of pure biology and into the cyborganic realm of global computer networks , robotics, and other human-machine syntheses. The point to understand is the acceleration of the process. Biology as a fact of the universe does not prove that there is a God, or that human intelligence as we know it is inevitable. What it and more recent epigenetic developments suggest is that there is more going on than mechanistic materialism would have us believe. Specifically, it suggests a teleology of sorts, which is anathema in Western science.