u/Dear_Print_2858

Fine-Tuning argument

When people argue to prove Christianity, I don’t understand how the fine-tuning argument is one of the strongest arguments.

The argument usually says that if gravity were even slightly weaker or stronger, the universe would not exist. But gravity, being the literally foundation of the universe, has existed since the Big Bang and shaped the universe over billions of years. so obviously the universe would be affected if gravity were to change.
The same applies to the masses of particles or the laws of thermodynamics.

The point of the fine-tuning argument is if something even the smallest thing in the universe were different it would cease to exist. And yet example one of the most important things such as gravity and rules of thermodynamics. It seems like the argument only works when changing things that are already essential to how the universe works
Why not change what I ate last night and question whether the universe would collapse.

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u/Dear_Print_2858 — 2 days ago