Hello soulcalm17

[Sheldon]

because it is a prime cause/fundamental stuff. That ending of cause, is only logically and rationally have qualities of living and intelligent, thus it has a will and plan. If otherwise, then we belief in magic. 

I count three unevidenced assumptions, and the false dichotomy at the end is simply hilarious sorry, unless you can explain how this intelligent cause created anything, this claim has no explanatory powers whatsoever, thus you're the one positing magic.

I would prefer believe in unseen entity that have those qualities rather than believe in unknown magic that has no rational explanation.

That is a false dichotomy fallacy, and thus it is irrational by definition, so peppering your claims with the words rational and logical is pretty ironic, and of course believing that something was achieved using powers you can neither explain or evidence in any way, is the very definition of believing in magic. So again the irony is palpable.