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Ah, the old "No u" comeback. Aristotle himself would quake at the depth of argument from such a clearly-abounding intellect.

The universe exists and functions in an orderly manner. While we don't have statistical evidence of the improbability, we can use rationality, logic, and other metaphysical attributes to understand the unlikeliness of it (e.g. the Fine Structure Constant being what it is, among other things). The mere fact that metaphysical things like Mathematics exist (paraphrasing Galileo: "Math is the language of God") and work so well tells us there is something beyond the physical world in which we exist. It's not that much of a stretch from there to conceptualize a creator, either through Deism or Theism. There are a number of excellent arguments in favor of both conclusions; I won't rehash them here, but if you examine them, I think you'll have trouble refuting at least a few of them. But people much smarter than you or I (or the modern atheists) have been debating this for millennia; I recommend you look to them first.

I've never had enough faith to be an atheist; best I could do was agnosticism.