How the Existence of God Explains the World and its Order

In Is there a God? New York: Oxford University Press. pp. 48-68 (1996)
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Abstract

The Universe is governed by very simple laws of nature which exist (together with the boundary conditions of the universe) to produce humans. God may be expected to produce a universe like this because of the goodness of humans; but it is immensely unlikely that mere chance would produce such a universe. Although Darwinian evolution is part of the explanation of the existence of humans, its own operation requires explanation, ultimately provided by God.

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