Belief in God is reasonable

By "God" I mean any supreme being that was the creator of the universe.In the first round you may present your arguments. This is a debate claiming that belief in God is reasonable. The main opposing argument against intelligent design is evolution. By pointing out some of the inconsistencies of evolution, belief in God becomes more reasonable. I will use some of these inconsistencies as part of my evidence.Reasonable evidence #1:The first law of thermodynamics states that matter and energy cannot be created or destroyed. There is matter that exists. Therefore it is reasonable to believe that it was created by a supreme being.Reasonable evidence #2: The second law of thermodynamics states that in a closed system, processes can only increase in disorder. The earth is not technically a closed system because meteorites enter the earth's atmosphere and the earth receives energy from the sun. However, many textbooks and scientists consider the earth "essentially a closed system" due to the nature of earth's balanced processes. The competing theory against a creator or God is evolution so I will point this out: How could billions of years of mutations resulted in the highly organized energy like human cells (that can self-replicate and repair themselves) if energy is constantly following a down-hill energy gradient? Plants (life extremely sensitive to the sun's energy) receive the sun's energy and can organize themselves into a more complex structure for a brief time, but will still succumb to the second law of thermodynamics even given a perfect amount of light, nutrients, and water.Reasonable evidence #3:"Natural laws" are laws such as gravity, thermodynamics, physics, and so forth that are universal and unchanging in nature. If the world had a spontaneous cause, there would be no logical explanation for any universal, unchanging laws of order to exist whatsoever without an intelligent designer.Reasonable evidence #4:The existence of good and evil. Knowing good and evil is not needed for the survival or propagation of our species.Reasonable evidence #5: The earth has the ideal conditions for human life. The earth contains plenty of water and food, contains a multitude of natural resources that have yet to be depleted, the earth is the perfect distance from the sun, gravitational pull from the moon keeps the ocean from stagnating, the atmosphere is the right mixture of oxygen and nitrogen for us to live, and many more instances that are tailored for human existence.Reasonable evidence #6:Love is another reason to believe that there is a God. Love is considered by many to be the meaning of life. If we originated from random processes then love would serve no purpose. But in reality it does have a purpose. Love increases well-being. It increases well-being because love is good and God is the ultimate source of good. Therefore love exists and is good because of God.Reasonable evidence #7: The existence of beauty is another argument for God. What makes something more beautiful than something else? The human mind is universally coded for recognizing things that are beautiful and things of beauty in varying degrees. Take for instance the beauty of a diamond. The more perfect and brilliant the diamond, the more beautiful it is: but why would this be? This means that the pinnacle of beauty must be God because he would be flawless perfect. The existence of creativity is another argument that favors God. Anything that does not have a use-value does not have any reason for existing if evolution is true. Any reason at all for recognizing creativity as a "good" thing that enhances our quality of life would not make sense under evolutionary theory.