The fine tuning stuff is not even true.
Like, the earth's distance from the sun is not, as some of these fine tuners say, an exact perfect circle or something where we would all die if there was an inch, foot or mile of difference. The earth's solar orbit is a long oval shape, with a lot of variation in the distance during the year. In July the sun is 152 million km away and in Jan it is 147 million km away. (Yeah, we earthlings are 5 million km closer
to the sun in January!) I guess god liked to keep us guessing, or wanted us to become good at interstellar math.
While on earth itself, we humans have a pretty narrow range of livable habitats, there is a lot of variation where life
can exist, especially if you include micro organisms like viruses. After all, most life lives inside of other life
There are also creatures that live underwater in total darkness, xerophytic plants that live with almost no water at all, animals that eat only one thing their entire lives (koalas and pandas), and animals that can eat just about anything (pigs and goats).
And then there is the naked mole rat
, the only mammal likely to survive a meteor strike, nuclear holocaust, zombie apocalypse or Kardashian catastrophe. The damn thing can go without food and water indefinitely, is resistant to both heat and cold, breathes methane, eats its own waste, can knaw through cement, feels no pain, lives 30 years and is immune to cancer.
I bow down before our future rodent overlords.
God just barely tolerates humans--I mean, look at us. We die just trying to get the next generation born.
But he really, really loves naked mole rats.