i Really think that theres more to the universe than that. no?
how the sun is the perfect distance from the earth not to burn us,
how the moon is on the perfect angle from the sun?
at what point did the rocks and chemicals form "life"?
I'm sorry, I have to give my rebuttal on this.
You're speaking as if we're the only intelligent life that exists, when there's a good damn chance we aren't.
We live on a special planet that is inside what is colloquially reffered to as the "goldilocks" zone. It is an area around a star where a planet gets the perfect amount of sunlight to support life. What are the
sheer odds that we are the only planet in the universe that is in said zone? The scientific community went briefly semi apestuff upon the discovery of Kepler 22b, a planet well within the
zone and has been observed as having clouds. Clouds means water, which means a breeding
ground for organisms that could eventually become intelligent life. Even if there is no intelligent life
on kepler, it's possible that we could colonize it.
Now that I've explained all that, tell me again how it's impossible for our distance from the sun to be anything but a result of divine intervention.