Astrophysics Points to God

From the laws of physics themselves and their physical constants to the astrophysical picture of the development of the universe to the unique astronomical setting of our solar system, particularly the Sun, Earth, Earth’s moon, and Jupiter, we find how exactly each element must be specified “just so” to allow for the existence and well-being of intelligent human life. The case is made for just how precise the tuning had to be, and how many different things had to be specified “just so” at the same time. Actual probability estimates show how unlikely it is that the universe has its present form without a great Designer/Creator.