Here is why you should believe in God.

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Yes, the anthropomorphic principle is tautologically true.  That's why empty headed wonder about the sheer fact of your existence lacks the inferential value required to persuasively argue for a god. 

Inference is perfectly reasonable, pal. This inferential value is exactly what we're justified to have because it works in every corner of our universe. Every complex machine or building observable is necessarily manufactured, why are you making biological creatures an exception? Just because we -maybe- know better how they evolved isn't a substitute for a first manufacturer. It's like saying the Windows operating system has no programmers because apparently users' feedbacks and constant updates brought us all the way to Windows 10.

Regardless of whether a god exists, and regardless of how we came to be what we are - the requirements for the existence of an organism we'll call "Kloro" must have been met - for this organism called "Kloro" to be here..asking the question.

And these requirements are best explained by a supernatural creature to be realised, how hard can that be? Are you really saying here the fine tuning of our universe has zero argumentative value for you?

I'm sure that belief in god can be justified any number of ways.  Human beings are good at justifying things.  Pretty much anything, really. 

I think you're not addressing the arguments I'm making. It's about time you acknoweldge a first cause, or a cause at least, to this universe.