Having studied cosmology and quantum physics, let me say...
there is God, but what is this God, I can't answer you.
I don't like to give science lesson but I just say some points
off my mind. You want to know more on each individual topic, go
read yourself because each point here is equal to 1 entire science
topic on its own.
- Quantum Entanglement. 2 particles can be separated by millions
of light years, but an effect to an entangled particle has an
immediate effect on another particle. They call it quantum
teleportation.
- Collapse of the wave function. Double slit experiment.
Something can be at multiple places at the same time until an
observer observed it, then it takes on only 1 "position".
- Whatever you see in this visible universe, is only 4% of what
there is in the visible universe. What about the other 96%? nobody
knows yet.
- 2 decades ago, we thought atoms are the smallest possible
object, now we know we can break them down into sub-atomic
particles then down to elementary particles, but i believe we can
further break them down into even smaller sub-elementary particles
and even further to sub-sub-elementary particles, but science
technology at this moment is not advanced enough.
- from the sub-atomic particles, we can zoom out, to atoms, zoom
out to molecues, zoom out to the matter we see everyday, zoom out
to planets, zoom out to galaxies, zoom out to universe, and I have
no reason to believe we cannot zoom out further into super
universe, or super super universe or something but again, it's so
big and beyond our existing science technology.
So, as you can see, right off my mind I can tell you how ancient
our human species are. What we know, is possibly only 0.0001% of
whatever knowledge there is not just in this universe, but beyond
this universe, possibly beyond a multi-verse.
So yes, there is plenty of place left for a God in this world
despite all the science advances we made so far. And there is a
reason why physicists don't want to believe in God, because they
worry about an inference with their work. But trust me, I can
easily ask a few questions and no physicists in the world can ever
provide me a good answer, so if they don't know the answer, why
should I have to trust them that there is no God when their
understanding of the world is so limited?