The existence of a caring and active God is unlikely

"if there is an ordered universe, There must be some kind of creator"I never said there must be, But it is certainly likely. "Essentially, Using the reformatted Boeing 747 argument, We're essentially putting the spontaneous existence of the most simple biological organism possible (which eventually branched off into further life) toe to toe with the existence of the most complex being imaginable. "How is this a rebuttal? "The theory of evolution isn't one of "random assembly, " in the way that a Boeing 747 would be randomly assembled by a cyclone. "I never said that it was a random assembly, I was talking about the universe, Not human life. "Let's take the metaphor of a guitar player. Many see evolution as some random person picking up a guitar and immediately popping out a sick jam with no prior experience. "I never mentioned evolution. "The fact stands that the things which must be true for a simple organism to branch out into a more complex organism are significantly less convoluted than the things which must be true for an infinitely complex being to have the ability to essentially speak something into existence. "Just because you can comprehend evolution more than you can comprehend a God doesn't rule out the existence of a God. "As for the issue of testimony, I believe that it is very easy for large masses of people to be deluded about something. Take the mass hysteria in France in 1518 in which 400 separate people, For no apparent reason, With no apparent connection to one another, Literally danced in the streets until they died (https://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/Dancing_plague_of_1518). There is no natural explanation for this mass hysteria, But you don't see people taking on a supernatural explanation either. "First of all, 400 people is nowhere near 2 billion. Second, Most theories, As mentioned in that Wikipedia source, Point to a psychoactive chemical or something else that caused this. Are you going to tell me that 80% of the world has taken a psychoactive drug next? "It is entirely possible for large masses of people to experience, Or claim to experience, Things that are completely untrue and believe they experienced those things in earnest. This does not mean they legitimately happened. "Ok then, Can you please name another event with millions of people claiming they saw something, But it turned out not to be true? Preferably one that is not related to religion to increase its credibility. "Were I to concede your point, However, I feel that it would be a pretty big jump in logic to conclude that, Since a large amount of people have claimed to experience God, There is an infinitely complex designer of the universe who brought man into existence from the dust for no apparent reason. "Why is that a large jump in logic? It would explain the complexity of the universe completely, And millions of testimonies is definitely a reason to consider it. Now, I will introduce some new points. The Argument of the First CauseThis argument says that everything has a cause, Because it cannot cause itself unless it existed prior to itself. However, This leads us to infinite regress, Which suggests that there is one cause that exists without a cause that causes other things. We see that cause as God. The Argument from DegreeEssentially, This argument says that we know that there are things of degree, Like a good singer and a bad singer, And values such as these are universal. If that is the case, There must be something, Or someone, That is unchanging and represents goodness in a manner to which all other things are compared to it. We understand that someone as God. The Argument from Final Cause or EndsEssentially, This argument shows that non-intelligent objects act with predictable behavior, But if this was caused by chance, Then their behavior must be set. However, Non-intelligent objects cannot set their own behavior because they are non-intelligent, Meaning that an intelligent being must have set their behavior. We know that being as God. I turn the floor over to you! :)