Where else?

[Angrboda]

Why would the universe have disintegrated "millions years ago?"  


What exactly are you suggesting is so improbable that it could not occur?

What all this has to do with providing evidence that god exists and is perfection is beyond me.  I'm sure you've got some kind of story or analogy why this all makes sense.  What I doubt that you have is any solid evidence that this is the case.  You're talking a lot, but you're not saying much.

Easy answer yog.  

By not believing in an entity that control the universe as the atheists do then everything is based on good or bad luck.
Good luck is very rare but bad luck is the norm in life.
Not only the lottery winners are very rare but everything else is very rare.
All the good things are rare while the bad one are not.
That means that if the universe would have been based on good or bad luck the bad luck would have prevail and the universe wouldn't exist anymore but after billions of years still exist which it means that his survival is not based on good or bad luck.

You never thought about that yog, did you?  

What a bunch of bollocks.  "Bad luck" isn't a reason the universe would disintegrate.   Bad luck doesn't predominate good luck in the universe because the universe isn't based on luck, it's based on the interaction of matter and energy under natural law.   I never thought about it because it's pure nonsense.

This is so stupid that it doesn't even deserve a response.

The governing factors in the evolution of the universe are law and chance. Chance doesn't equal 'luck'. Chance is simply randomness in the behavior of the universe. Randomness picks among those things that are possible. Unless you can show that there would have been some random cause that would result in the universe disintegrating, then you're just talking gibberish.