Who throws the dice for you?

[Angrboda]

If the God hypothesis is true, you would expect to find artifacts of reality which cannot be explained by hidden local physical variables. When low and behold this if found to be a fact of the universe....it gives you reason to increase your confidence in the God hypothesis.

One possible virtue that a theory might have is its predictive power, that it allows us to tell, from the theory, what observations will count as confirmation of a theory, and what observations will count as disconfirmation of the theory. Now you obviously have some theory as to the nature of God which, in your view, leads to the expectation that effects which have no cause will be observed (randomness). What is this theory? What leads you to expect randomness to be a confirmation of His existence, and the lack of randomness to be a disconfirmation? What is your theory of how God works such that 'randomness' is a logical prediction of that idea?