Theism

Firstly, we are not perfectly designed, especially at the cellular level. Let's think of cancer. While some forms of cancer are influenced by the outside, it can be hereditary, and it can also be, in the simplest terms, unlucky. But, let's say it was perfect. Just because the odds are not in our favor of us being perfect, does not mean it can't happen. There are trillions of species of living organisms. Some of these organisms have only recently popped up, so we can be pretty sure a creator didn't create them. Some of these organisms have actually been created, even, by scientists in a lab. They are usually single celled, microscopic organisms, but nonetheless, they were created, but not by a divine being. But, again, even if it's unlikely that everything would be perfect, this does not mean a creator was behind it. Think of the lottery. Only one person in several hundred thousands to several million people will win a drawing. There is no divine power, just a roll of the dice. Let's go to the big bang. Nothing did not slam in to something to create the big bang. According to Stephen Hawking, there was nothing was before the big bang, as nothing can exist outside of space and time. "Asking what was before the big bang is like asking to find the edge of the earth" (Stephen Hawking). Stephen Hawking also said that "there may be a god, but science has already proved how everything can be the way it is without one". There are tons of odds not in our favor for there to be life on earth. In fact, there are tons of odds not in favor of life existing anywhere in the galaxy. But, this just means that life is a rare occurrence. It is rare to find life in the galaxy, and it's rare to find silver and gold. But this doesn't mean there was divinity behind it. Just because we don't have a better answer yet, doesn't mean we can make up an answer like divinity. We are on one planet in this humongous universe. If we take all the libraries from every first world country in the world and combine them all in to one library, in comparison, our galaxy is one book, and our planet is one atom that forms the ink on a period. Why would a being of divine power create a universe just for us that is so big, we will never, ever be able to see the 99.98% of the universe that we haven't been able to observe? The rest of the universe obviously serves no purpose. We only need the earth, the sun, and the moon. In fact, other things like solar flares and comets can kill us easily. And why would a divine being give us an earth where tornadoes run ramped, earthquakes shake our homes violently, volcanoes create streams of lava over our roadways in to our livings rooms, hurricanes that wipe us out, solar flares that interfere with our electricity, and why would he give us cells that can end up killing us? Why would he design us so that we can choke on food? Do you know why people die instantly when they break their neck? There is a nerve that connects from one side of the brain to the other. This nerve is what basically lets us function. But, this nerve does not just go from one side to the other in a straight line. This nerve goes from one side of the brain, down the spinal cord, around the heart, and back up to the other side of the spinal cord and then to the brain. This nerve serves no other purpose than to connect the to sides of the brain. It would be a lot safer if there was a straight line from one brain to the other. Giraffes are easily killed because of this. You claim something can't come from nothing, and I agree. Where did a divine being come from? Why does this being get to not follow the rules? If this being can, than you cannot dismiss the possibility of another thing doing the same thing. The theory of the big bang is that the universe has always been here, but had started a very small point. Nothing exploded, it just kept expanding from this small point and it continues to expand. This happened billions of years ago, and it's going to continue to happen. In terms of the life of our universe, human life on earth is a blink of an eye. We are not going to be here forever.