What should and would be considered as a reasonable challenge for the theory of gravitation is, at best, an alternative theory, which adequately explains the phenomenon, or, at least, raises sufficient questions, which remain unanswered by the theory of gravitation and, thereby, render it redundant. Similarly, the existence of God is not challenged by the by mere chance answer, for it explains nothing. In fact, this answer insults the human existence and refutes all logic in man s scientific and technological endeavors. What actually could really have been a challenge to the belief regarding the existence of God, was an alternative explanation of the phenomena of the existence of human life and the physical world. No such explanation could yet be presented.
Divine religions declare that none can be.
I am not willing to ascribe the magnificent world that surrounds me and the piece of excellent artistry that I see in the mirror to a mere improbable accident.