to expand further, it seems pretty inconceivable that life as we know and experience it (especially human life and intelligence) was predetermined from the poin

to expand further, it seems pretty inconceivable that life as we know and experience it (especially human life and intelligence) was predetermined from the point of the big bang without some kind of creator. so either god exists, or life was created by accident without predetermination. but if god exists and created the universe, what would be the point of predetermination? especially if all the major religions claim that god gave us free will? so if predetermination proves the existence of god, and the existence of god rejects predetermination, then the only conclusion is that there is no predetermination regardless of whether god exists or not.