Expectancy

From the moral argument presented over the last few weeks, we determined that since the great designer and creator is necessary for moral values to exist in created humans, He must be a moral being himself who has imparted moral values to human beings —via the imago Dei—with the expectation that they are obligated to fulfill his moral standards.

God himself is an infinitely moral and infinitely just being, both attributes necessary for infinite love. In other words, the purposeful, spiritual, creator and designer of the universe, God, is a moral and just being who imparted moral values into the spiritual consciousness of human beings whom He created in his image and likeness with the expectation that they embrace and fulfill his moral law.

So how are we to think about this? The question is naturally this: why? Why was the universe so finely tuned for life? Why did human beings come to thrive and to populate the entire earth? And why were those human beings universally endowed with such capacities as consciousness, and reason, and an objective moral standard?