Despite scientific research to the contrary, say they've changed, they still could not have once been totally random and then ordered themselves. You are saying the ordered laws are actually the universe itself thus the universe itself has at least some order because a part of the universe is ordered. Yet they have not refuted the Theorem I mentioned, which has stood for decades. A belief that involves pure speculation does not hold up to an evidence-based theorem. That's the very definition of blind faith.
Science can never know anything about what is outside the universe.
Now, we have determined the Laws of Nature are ordered and came from outside the universe. Therefore, since the Laws of Nature are ordered, they must have an orderer. Since they came from outside the universe, that orderer must have worked from outside the universe. So the universe and the Laws of Nature require a beginner. Something that has no beginning cannot have a beginner.