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It's too complex to predict most of it, unlike for example the orbits of planets, but I don't think there's much randomness at all. according to Chaos Theory, the planet's revolutions are as predictable as the weather itself. a small change makes any forsight beyond a small amoutnof time, a moot idea. the planets, although much more predictable, over the course of an adjusted to scale lifespan, they are very irratic. it is only predictable because it is a short period of time (comparative to the planet's expected existance) it is random. the big bang is disputed by scientists more and more, it has been tweaked into a sub-event that reflects the superstring theory on an mega-macro scale. (practically flat universes slap each other in wave-enduced dances which produce so much heat and energy in the vacuums of each "existance" that they form matter when they cool down. the expantion of the systems slaps another adjacent system, which in turn, heats up, and cool down to make more matter.) but regardless, it is mroe feesable to account for this "before" by acknoledging that time may simply be a property bestowed upon existance by God. (or Universal Truth, whatever term you like) this means "before" has no meaning, and thus, any source again is feesable, though not entirely concievable yet. probability and actuallity aren't the same. 100% 6 AFTER you rolled the dice does NOT provide the chances of rolling it in the first place. Yes. Without the right conditions, it couldn't happen. Not naturally, anyway. by admitting this, you negate this Fine, but I see no evidence of design, if that's where you're going. and if you need evidence of God, simply take a deep breath and enjoy a day. look other people in the eyes. you will realize how important things that dont exist (according to observational science) truly are.