We know there's a God because...

Hawking states, "If the rate of expansion one second after the big bang had been smaller by even one part in a hundred thousand million million, the universe would have recollapsed before it ever reached its present size."Odds of this happening by chance 10^128.If the gravitational force were altered by 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000001 percent, neither Earth nor our Sun would exist.Odds of this happening by chance 10^128.For physical life to exist, the mass density of the universe must be fine-tuned to better than one part in a trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion.Odds of this happening by chance 10^128.

It seems like anyone could look at that kind of scientific data and come to the conclusion that there was something other than chance at work.

But I suppose to many those odds would not matter because that would point to something higher than man which is unacceptable.

How would gravity be different in a created universe versus one that came about in the absence of a god? One could argue that in a chance formed universe that things would behave according to simple basic laws that could be easily determined, like Newtonian gravity, while in a created universe the closer you looked the more mystery was involved.

One could argue that in a chance formed universe that things would be formed of simple particles, particles that are stable over time and different from energy, while in a created universe one can become the other at whim, and the closer you looked the more mystery was involved.

The point is that you can't argue that a created universe would be different from what you see, because you don't know whether it was created or not.What it comes down to, is that any "predictions" of what the other kind of universe would be like, are all strawmen.

Ah, we can all go home now, job done. No more mysteries. Well done.