The Fine-Tuning Argument for the Existence of God

The fine-tuning argument claims that the existence of a life-permitting universe is unlikely if naturalism is true, but likely if theism is true. It suggests that the various constants and initial conditions of our universe are so precisely arranged that they support the idea of an intelligent designer. However, this argument relies on the assumption that our universe is unlikely under naturalism, which is not necessarily true, as it is based on human-centric perspectives and our limited understanding of the universe. It also fails to address the criticisms that arise concerning the interpretation and usage of probability, as well as modal claims. The argument presents more questions than answers, as it does not explain how or why the supposed intelligent designer came to be, leaving more mysteries in its wake than the purported fine-tuning it attempts to explain.