Miracles and Anti-supernaturalism

[Tonus]

When I look at the incredible design of the universe, I see an intelligent designer, not a random accident. For example, check this site out:
What if strong force were stronger and weak force weaker?

This is the "fine tuning" argument, which is currently being discussed in this topic. I think the fine-tuning argument depends on a lot of suppositions of things that we do not and/or cannot know. I think it is adequately analogized in the example of the bacteria that decide that the bathroom tile they are living on is part of a universe that seemed to have been designed just for them. At least until someone grabs a can of Lysol and subjects them to the equivalent of a gamma-ray burst.

I prefer the leap of faith I have taken to yours any day. I can have reasonable certainty that God exists, and that is good enough for me. Unless you can prove it is impossible for God to exist, I'll stick with mine. Since I am confident, you cannot do that, I don't think I will become an atheist again.

This statment can be presented from the atheist's standpoint by just changing a word or two, except that for the atheist it isn't a leap of faith as much as it is that we don't share your "reasonable certainty" that god does or doesn't exist.

I do agree that I cannot prove that it is impossible for god to exist. However, I spent many years trying to prove that he does exist and it turns out that I cannot do that either. And based on what I've read in this topic, I'm pretty confident that neither can you.