Wow, the ole "Science can't explain everything, so there must be a god," tripe. Been there, done that. Very boring.
However, I do want to respond to one bit.
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Is not the world you see around you, with all it's intricacies, how it works like clock-work, at the very least suggestive of an intelligence, as opposed to a non-intelligence. You know, how if one thing was to change just a tad bit, none of it would work.
How do you know that if one thing changed "just a tad bit" none of it would work? How do you know that changing one or more parameters would mean that nothing existed? Perhaps the universe would simply be quite different from what we see, but things would still "work" in that universe?
You sound like a mud puddle that says, "Wow, I fit perfectly in this pothole. If the pothole was deeper or wider or longer, I wouldn't fit in it. It must have been designed for me." It's not that the universe is perfectly tuned for life, it's that life is perfectly tuned for this universe, as in fact it must be, otherwise it wouldn't exist.
As far as any meat in your argument, I cannot improve on the words of the inestimable philosopher Clara Peller.
Those who would sacrifice an essential liberty for a temporary security will lose both, and deserve neither. -- Benjamin Franklin
We see monsters where science shows us windmills. -- Phat
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