Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.

[Brakeman]

Yeeaaah, my post had absolutely nothing to do with the multiverse hypothesis. I was merely accusing the theistic explanation of circularity.

Why would a god necessarily want to make humans? Because the god thinks like humans do.
Why must the god think like a human? Because otherwise the god wouldn't have made people.

so he must be stating that one universe with a zillion chances to get it wrong, and one chance to get right; and it just happened that one chance came up which would mean time, space, energy, matter and the 4 forces of nature: strong, electromagnetic, weak, and gravity hit the right combination. okay, go with that then.

Imagine these two posits:

First, that for a thousand generations, your ancestors chose mates with the sole intention of producing you, Snowtracks. They each had to choose from billions of mates to produce the exact you, and if a single one of them failed to impregnate the right girl with just the right egg and just the right sperm, "Snowtracks" wouldn't exist. Those kind of odds staggers the mind doesn't it?

Conversely, the other position is simply that you are the result of a lot of random people fucking..

Which do you believe to be the case?