Theologians have sought for two thousand years just to prove that God exists, a prerequisite for any proof that God created man. If we can not prove that God exists, we certainly can not prove that he created us.Man fills a niche in nature, but our ability to make the complex sounds necessary for speech does not prove that we are divine, or that we were created in the image of a God.
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Yes, from a biblical perspective as it is written plainly in both Testaments - we are created in God's image and likeness having a tremendous mind and imagination able to think and reason. Generally speaking, however, because God is spirit which cannot be detected or measured by physical means, the scientific community takes the position that God does not exist, therefore He has not created anything.
The question above is preceded by an age old argument 'Does God Exists?' Today, advances in the scientific fields of biology, genetics, physics, chemistry, astronomy and many other major disciplines have come to realize the extreme order and precision of our universe - macro and micro - and that it just couldn't be fortuitous or lucky accidents. Laws are definitely in place of this amazing design with our Earth is in just the right position - anthropic principle or 'Law of Human Existence:'
"Suffice it to say that, if we could play God, and select values for these quantities at whim by twiddling a set of knobs, we would find that almost all knob settings would render the universe uninhabitable. In some cases it seems as if the different knobs have to be fine-tuned to enormous precision if the universe is to be such that life will flourish" ( The Mind of God: The Scientific Basis for a Rational World, 1992, pp. 199-200, emphasis added).
