[ccmay]

That sentence is so inane I simply can’t read past it.

It's not inane. It's a vexing problem. If certain physical constants differed by even a percentage point from their measured values, planets never could have formed from the cosmic dust, much less you and me. This is not a problem for young-Earth creationists, but for everyone else it is a real conundrum. And I would say it's a bigger problem for strict atheists than for anyone else.

[Psycho_Bunny]

No, it's inane. It presumes to know the unknowable. The way to parse the idea, so as not to sound like some breathless know-it-all is to say "If things were different, life as we understand it couldn't exist" - which is, on the other hand, banal.

And no, it's not a problem, it's an "unknowable": unknowables are not necessarily "problems".