Locusts - you appear to be proferring the same argument that Theland uses - because science cannot offer an explanation for the beginning of the universe, it can only be God's creation.
I did argue this point, but it got lost in the maelstrom of nonsense that these threads often descend into - but I am happy to reiterate my view -
Because science has yet to offer a provable theory about the universe and its creation does not simply mean that there isn't one, it just means that it has yet to be found, and that may take thousands of years from now. To say that no answer leaves just God as the obvious option is simply not a viable argument.
I illustrated my point with the flight of the bumble bee.
Laws of aerodynamics were in place before advanced slow-motion photography, so when the law of aerodynamics proved that a bee should be unable to fly, given it's weight ratio to its wing area, scientists were baffled.
Here was something that was against the laws of aerodynamics, yet clearly in evidence, bees do fly, when science says they can't.
Once slow-mo photography caught up, it revealed that the assumption that bees have fixed wings like flies was actually wrong - bees rotate their wings, which is how they fly their heavier bodies with apparently too-small wings that they use.
A prime example of how science caught up to disprove a believed theory - it happens all the time, and history books are full of examples.
Look at the 747 - it's body is longer than the Wright Brothers' first flight - who would have conceived air travel, the internet, space exploration ... the list goes on and on.
Just because science does not have the answer in 2020 does not meant that the answer is not there - so it must be God.
There is an answer, and science will find it, and it will be the miracle then that explaining bee flight was to us.