Like wiseman Carlin, I find it amusing that theologians, who spend lifetimes looking for God, conclude that God is unknowable, an infinite entity the magnificence of which we cannot begin to imagine with our puny minds. Then, they go right ahead and try to tell us what God is and thinks and does. Now, along come humble scientists with evidence of the existence of such an entity. They also state that they don't have a clue about assessing its properties. Apparently none of the holy men have made the linkage.
Leaps of faith are one thing.
Leaps of science are supposed to be something else again. Now, the missing link has possibly been found. The twain have met and nobody wants to admit it. Such cosmic calculations crash harder than whales on Times Square when we return to earth to witness the mess we primitive creatures have made of the sliver of God's creation which we inhabit. We are surrounded with wealth and technology.