Scientific proof of god?

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I have an 80 page essay proving that it would be easy and indeed probable for the entire existance of the universe to stem from the universal constant a number which is at the centre of every single law in the known universe. Therefore gods only role would be to set a number which is already preset by the rules which it governs.
Lets say you view every law on a 3d graph (one with 3 axises) and you only label two of them X and Y across these axises you plot laws and percentages that they can change to function in our universe sucsesfully without bad consequences (usually 2-3%) the other axis (Z) will auromaticly follow the universal constant, it works in reverse too.

However the best explanaton for the non existance of god comes from the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy (the autor used to live across the road from me and his widow lives in the house now)

'The argument goes something like this: "I refuse to prove that i exist" says god "proof denies faith, and without faith i am nothing."
"But," says man "the babel fish is a dead giveaway isnt it?It could not have evolved by chance. It proves you exist, and therefore by your own arguments you dont."
"Oh dear" says god "I hadnt thought of that" and promptly vanishes in a puff of logic.'
 
The best comparison of god that i can think of is that of a moderator. He has the ability to edit out some major events, but he does not control any actions that those who participate in the forum. Some times there are too many things going on at once for him to get to all the issues, and therefore he might miss some big event; the sunami was, after all, right around christmas time.

I'm just sharing my basic view of god.
 
And just like god, the moderators don't really exist. Yes, I know YOUR secret!

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On why God allows disasters to happen, my understanding was that when Adam and Eve were kicked out of Eden, we were no longer under the protection of God.

Edit: Thank you, Famine & Purple Platypus. You guys made this thread very interesting. 👍
 
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