God of the Gaps

The argument from incredulity is an assertion that, because you cannot understand or imagine another way to do it, you insert god as the answer. In this case, god of the gaps. It's not, o judge in a probability, not because you can't understand another way of doing it. The fine turning argument falls squarely under the argument from incredullity, or divine fallacy. That's the first time i've heard that one. I moving on. This one is god of the gap. And historically,god of the gaps was attempt,. is an attempt to explain processes in the world that you couldn't explain, lets say, sun stop spots or earthquakes, we know,