NASA published an amazing photograph of what is perhaps the most empty region of the universe. The photograph was taken by the Hubble Space Telescope and appears in Brilliant Creation 7: Unfathomable Stars, on page 58 of my book.
For perspective, this photograph consists roughly of the area of a grain of sand held at arms length from your eye and shows hundreds of galaxies each consisting of billions of stars.
In decades past, atheists claimed that God would not have wasted so much energy and matter creating such a vast universe just for us humans.
However when Brandon Carter published his paper on the Anthropic Principle in 1974, he demonstrated the extraordinary fine tuning of numerous physical constants which were far too precise to have "happened by chance."
Atheists immediately changed their tune from "God would not have wasted so much energy and matter" to "Ours is just one of an infinite number of universes, i.e. The Multiverse, and we live in the one that works!"
From one absurd just-so story to the opposite extreme is all atheists have. Desperation on steroids.
