A question for believers: What do you imagine a universe that came about via natural laws entirely without intervention would look like?

It may very well be mostly inhospitable to human life. But nothing in these natural laws require the human race to evolve in the way that we did. Without knowing exactly what sparked inorganic material into living organisms, we can say that the existence of life does so on a contingency.

I guess in other words, we could have either not been at all, or we could have evolved radically different than we have. We could have evolved to live in space, or suffice to say, in circumstances that are more inhospitable than we can handle as it is now.

In mostly every other way, the universe could have developed in much the same way as it has. If evil is the privation of being, any being that is complex enough would be capable of it.

However, I would like to go out on a limb and say that I'd put money on a theory that could show that due to the complexity and infinite vastness of the universe, these natural laws could actually produce entities that, in our limited knowledge of all that is in existence, we call supernatural.

Although I accept Gods existence, I don't know if the universe needed a cause or not.

I keep asking Atheists Where their very first atom could have come from? Pop out of nothing and alive, without any Ox to even breath? None have answered this

But universe includes the natural laws does it not?