God is real and created the universe

I will be arguing for the existence of God and that said God created the universe. First, we will accept as a presupposition that the universe and we ourselves do exist. We will also accept that nothing can be proven 100%. We cannot know ANYTHING 100%. However, we CAN say something is more probable than not probable. Now I will present my arguments for God. 1. (A) The universe exists. (B) The universe is a physical/finite entity. (C) Everything finite is by definition not infinite (D) Finite things have a beginning (E) Thus, the universe had a beginning - This argument matches current scientific thought in which the universe is thought to be expanding and therefore to have had a beginning - If one argues that THIS universe had a beginning, but there are multiverses or other universe that may have existed infinitely, then you would be arguing that the overall universe exists infinitely. This is logically fallible because if the universe existed infinitely before today, we could never get to today. In other words, if infinite 'days' existed before today, we could never get to today. - So if the universe existed a finite number of days before today, then it had a beginning. 2. IF the universe had a beginning, then something had to have caused it to begin. -If you will argue that the universe caused itself to begin, I would argue that if the universe did not exist yet, how could it cause itself to begin? This just doesn't even make any sense at all. Something would have to exist to cause something. - The popular atheist argument now would be that if everything finite has a cause, why doesn't God need a 'cause. ' The answer is that God exists outside of time. God created time. Before God created time and space and the universe and everything in it, God just was. 3. If there is no God, then everything in our planet is random. How could the complexity/diversity of everything we see be explained? Do you really believe everything amazing around us is just 'by chance? ' Plants, animals, everything is just random chance? All the animals have their own complex set of tools to function in the universe. Where did all this complexity come from? Evolution does not explain everything. The complexity of a cell alone is astonishing. Where did the organization of the cell come from? How did the complexity of the body plans in the animal life organize? Random mutations and natural selection does not answer this sufficiently. And then there is the issue of abiogenesis. And no, I'm not saying "God" has to be the answer to all of these "Gaps. " BUT, I do think the amazing complexity of everything point to a mind behind the design. 4. Fine tuning - This is a common argument as well, but if there is no God, why is Earth conducive to life? The chances that a planet would have all the needed elements for life is too unlikely to be reasonable. Water just happens to expand when frozen to as not to sink and kill the ocean life? The sun just happens to be the right distance from the earth. The moon just happens to be the right distance to block the sun during an eclipse. 5. Consciousness - Where did it come from? Science has no explanation. How would science even go about studying this entity? Just a point to ponder. 6. Morality - Why are humans often so altruistic? Oxytocin receptor has been shown to be linked to human empathy. Where did this receptor and hormone come from? By random mutation? How would the DNA code know to 'randomly' create a system where animals act with empathy? Seems too hard to accept. This is where I will start for now.