OK, let me see...
"Quantitative Reasoning or things that can be expressed or reasoned about mathematically or quantitatively is a type of intelligence."
The start of your thesis is very tricky. In fact it's elegant in it's trickiness. You start by making two definitions in one. You say that quantitative reasoning are things that can be expressed or reasoned about mathematically or quanitatively AND that it is a type of intelligence. You then continue to say...
"If we could look at phenomenon and identify mathematical patterns that could be discussed or understood through quantitative reasoning this would be objective evidence of the Intelligence of the Force we call God."
The premise here is that one could find evidence of inteligence by way of mathematical patterns. This is where you lose me. Number 1, yes, you could theoretically prove God to be an intelligent being in that if he created the universe, he would have to be intelligent to "get all this right." But, who is to say God micro-managed the creation of the universe. I made a sandwich not to long ago. I didnt need to know much about the ham or the cheese in order to get it made. Number 2, the mere existence of patterns does not reflect intelligence, it reflects the ability of someone being able to recognize the pattern. See, your premise is look we see a pattern. Patterns are intelligence. God is intelligent. There is a god. But your proof is actually this...look we see a pattern. I am intelligent enough to see this pattern. I think the only way my intelligence is satisfied by this discovery is if something more intelligent created it. You never disprove the possibility of the pattern being very likely to exist.
Here are some things I think you are missing...
1. Who is to say your data isnt corrupted? If there is an omnipotent being powerful enough to create the universe who's to say they wouldnt be able to alter your so-called evidence.
2. patterns are possible in randomness.
3. I'm hungry, so I'll stop here.
"Quantitative Reasoning or things that can be expressed or reasoned about mathematically or quantitatively is a type of intelligence."
The start of your thesis is very tricky. In fact it's elegant in it's trickiness. You start by making two definitions in one. You say that quantitative reasoning are things that can be expressed or reasoned about mathematically or quanitatively AND that it is a type of intelligence. You then continue to say...
"If we could look at phenomenon and identify mathematical patterns that could be discussed or understood through quantitative reasoning this would be objective evidence of the Intelligence of the Force we call God."
The premise here is that one could find evidence of inteligence by way of mathematical patterns. This is where you lose me. Number 1, yes, you could theoretically prove God to be an intelligent being in that if he created the universe, he would have to be intelligent to "get all this right." But, who is to say God micro-managed the creation of the universe. I made a sandwich not to long ago. I didnt need to know much about the ham or the cheese in order to get it made. Number 2, the mere existence of patterns does not reflect intelligence, it reflects the ability of someone being able to recognize the pattern. See, your premise is look we see a pattern. Patterns are intelligence. God is intelligent. There is a god. But your proof is actually this...look we see a pattern. I am intelligent enough to see this pattern. I think the only way my intelligence is satisfied by this discovery is if something more intelligent created it. You never disprove the possibility of the pattern being very likely to exist.
Here are some things I think you are missing...
1. Who is to say your data isnt corrupted? If there is an omnipotent being powerful enough to create the universe who's to say they wouldnt be able to alter your so-called evidence.
2. patterns are possible in randomness.
3. I'm hungry, so I'll stop here.



Say it again fam...
) your simply repeating that what I have presented is "flawed" or not an example of intelligence is not an argument. It would be foolish of me to waste time presenting an argument that "proves the existence of our universe" this fact is evident. What is not evident to many yourself included is that their is intelligence in the design maintenance and functioning of that universe. You must either present a counter argument that proves that it is not intelligence or you must concede the point. It must be stated here what your task is you must be prepared to argue that quantitative reasoning the backbone of all science and intellectual understanding of the world and a linchpin of all measurement of intelligence IS in fact NOT INTELLIGENCE.
Your not liking the evidence or its conclusion does not qualify as an argument against it. 