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Yes. Scale this up to the creation of this reality. The process may be natural, but not yet known.

OR The supernatural capability of typing on a keyboard is just a natural capability we haven't discovered yet.

To paraphrase Arthur C. Clarke -- any sufficiently advanced natural capability is indistinguishable from the supernatural.

First, you are presupposing that God is supernatural. That may be an incorrect assumption. God may simply be the end of all natural development and, thus, where evolution is leading. Second, given that, there is no need to look for a process that moves something from natural to supernatural...

Should be fairly obvious - the why is that it's part of the process leading to an end. The end is the evolution of God.

Part of evolution

I'm willing to accept it's stupid, but give me one good reason to point out why.

Okay, you caught me. The answer that I'm heading towards for "why are we here?" is "to create God". Not so special as that's a fairly obvious answer, but it fits quite well. In the case of "random noise" (ie. something from nothing and evolution takes over), this would be the natural end of...

Only in the divine sense.

Arthur C Clarke or HG Wells..?

The previous answers were to "where have we come from?" - one interpretation of the question. The other is "where are we going?"

Then again, there's lots of SciFi that became science.

Probably, but we're not necessarily the end of evolution.

No where? A valid option in this context.

Us?

Logic kind of falls down in the face of omnipotence.

What separates us from the lower animals is that we question EVERYTHING. Our nature is to look for patterns in EVERYTHING. I see no reason not to ask the question and no reason not to expect to find an answer to the question (SOMEDAY). So far, all I'm getting is a bunch of evasive answers...

Why indeed.

I like it.

Free of what?