Dose God exist

First off, I would like to take this opportunity to espouse my views of God. 1. I am a Protestant Christian. 2. God is the all-knowing, all-powerful, omnipotent, omnipresent Being that controls the universe. 3. God created the universe. 4. God created man. 5. Man sinned, causing the Fall into sin ands separation from God. 6. God sent Jesus, His Son, to die for the sins of man.OK, now onto your contentions:1. "Improbability": To say that there is no evidence for anything is a logical fallacy. Anywhere you look you can see any evidence for anything based on your view of truth. I am going to give three evidences that God exists. A. The Fine Tuned Universe: The universe is perfectly fitted for life. For instance, if the strong nuclear force in the universe was changed by just 2%, hydrogen would fuse with diprotons instead of the usual helium and deuterium. That would cause the death of every star in the universe, killing all life (Cosmic Coincidences; John Gribbin, Martin Rees; 1989). The same applies for all laws of physics in the universe. Change it a little, and the universe collapses and can no longer support life.B. Mutualism: There are some animals that work together in a way that could not have evolved and must have been created. Let us look at the Blue Striped Wrasse and the Oriental Sweetlips. The Oriental Sweetlips is a carnivorous fish with teeth. These teeth have to be cleaned often, or they would rot and fall out. The Blue Striped Wrasse swims into the mouth of the Sweetlips and cleans its teeth. Usually the Sweetlips would eat the Wrasse, but for some reason, it doesn't. The Wrasse gets fed and the Sweetlips gets its teeth cleaned! For an unexplained reason this natural predator does not eat its natural prey. Both of these organisms would have had to defy survival of the fittest and basic instinct in order for this to happen. There are literally hundreds of examples of mutualism around the planet.C. Morality: Let's look at a basic train of thought: -Nazis killing millions of Jews is wrong-if it is wrong, then there must be an absolute morality- if there is an absolute morality, it must be objective- God is objective while man and nature is not- if that is true, then God must have created morality- therefore, God exists. 2. "Stupid Design": This is an easy one. A. There are some places in the universe man will never go to, therefore God did not need to make them able to support life.B. We have never actually seen a star form, therefore the theory of star formation is inefficientC. The universe will not expand to nothing and 99.9 will not go extinct. God will return to claim His own before that happens. Plus, that is a physical impossibility according to science that the universe will continue to expand.D. I will leave this part for your third contentionE. If the God of the Bible exists, then evolution is not true, so multi-cellular life did not take "3-5 billion years."3. "The Problem of Evil": When God created the world, it was perfect (Genesis 1:31). After that, man sinned. That destroyed the goodness in the world. That is why evil exists. God didn't create evil, we did. Every time you lie, steal, hate, lust, covet, etc. you continue the cycle of sin and suffering.4. "Using God as a crutch": People use drugs, alcohol, sex, food, parties, and other things as a crutch after a problem. That doesn't mean that they do not exist. As for your "God of the Gaps" idea of a crutch, we don't know everything about the universe. We still don't know exactly how gravity works. We don't know exactly how the universe came into existence. In fact, we really don't know much of anything about how the universe works! As the gaps grow bigger, so does the need for God, not the other way around.Wow, that was big. You pretty much had me give all of my contentions in the first question, so I will re-state them for clarification:A. The Fine Tuned Universe: The universe is perfectly fitted for life. For instance, if the strong nuclear force in the universe was changed by just 2%, hydrogen would fuse with diprotons instead of the usual helium and deuterium. That would cause the death of every star in the universe, killing all life (Cosmic Coincidences; John Gribbin, Martin Rees; 1989). The same applies for all laws of physics in the universe. Change it a little, and the universe collapses and can no longer support life.B. Mutualism: There are some animals that work together in a way that could not have evolved and must have been created. Let us look at the Blue Striped Wrasse and the Oriental Sweetlips. The Oriental Sweetlips is a carnivorous fish with teeth. These teeth have to be cleaned often, or they would rot and fall out. The Blue Striped Wrasse swims into the mouth of the Sweetlips and cleans its teeth. Usually the Sweetlips would eat the Wrasse, but for some reason, it doesn't. The Wrasse gets fed and the Sweetlips gets its teeth cleaned! For an unexplained reason this natural predator does not eat its natural prey. Both of these organisms would have had to defy survival of the fittest and basic instinct in order for this to happen. There are literally hundreds of examples of mutualism around the planet.C. Morality: Let's look at a basic train of thought: -Nazis killing millions of Jews is wrong-if it is wrong, then there must be an absolute morality- if there is an absolute morality, it must be objective- God is objective while man and nature is not- if that is true, then God must have created morality- therefore, God exists.And if you wouldn't mind, please, please, please use spell check. It would make reading what you typed so much easier.