In all of the known universe, only one planet supports life, and only one planet could support human life specifically. All of the factors for which life is necessary, are so incalculably precise that they could not have all occurred simultaneously on one planet solely through the occurrence of chance events.

Some of these factors include the size of planet earth, the size of the sun, the proximity of the earth to the sun, the thickness of the atmosphere, the metallic core of the earth, the make-up of the earth's layers, the chemical composition of lakes and rivers, the tilt of the earth, the prevalence of tidal forces, relative tectonic activity, the speed of earth's rotation, the frequency of photosynthesis...I could go on. It is not reasonable to think that all of these factors conspire to support human life, as through chance, when the rest of the universe is so inhospitable to life.

Take a step outside the earth's atmosphere and you will either been incinerated by the sun's rays, or imploded by the vacuum of space. That any life is able to survive at all in such a universe is a miracle in itself. Only through the intervention of some cosmic organizer (creator), does it begin to make sense.

As the standard Creationist arguments go, I find myself dissatisfied, the entire world is descending into a sinful chaos and the and scientists are currently building a new tower of Babel as M-theory gains ground.

As matter is created from energy and we come ever closer to seeing what is causing everything, we will get close to explaining God's work, as we know, the more layers we peel back, the more complex something becomes. Is it not plausible then that we would eventually peel back another layer and in that would exist an energy so mighty, so complex, an energy that could create matter, out of quantum foam fluctuations (or is that just our name for one of God's ways). I argue not for the God of the bible but a deistic creator, cosmic energy that creates matter from his own energy and calls it back when he wills.