The list of interdependent conditions goes on and on. Even if all other conditions are met, it must be given an initial crank in order to start. Likewise, living creatures have inter-dependent characteristics which determine their very existence. Life does not exist without the conversion of energy into useful work, growth of the organism, or reproduction. An organism quickly dies when it fails to do any of these things.
Death occurs when any of the organism's interdependent systems break down.
It would be ludicrous to imagine a gasoline engine assembling itself as a result of an explosion. A piece of iron molds into a piston, another into an engine block, a spark plug forms, plus hundreds of other components. Next, we need a continuous source of fuel, lubrication and coolant. Then the engine fires by itself and chugs away, powering an assembly line which creates other engines like itself. If I asked you to believe such a scenario, you would dismiss me as a fool.