Kassa, think about this. You make the assumption that the sun is the right distance, the tilt of the earth is just perfect, the moon is the right distance, all in expectation of life on earth. In other words, design. Afterall, how could the universe have aligned itself so perfectly for life, without some design?
I ask you to look at it from a different angle for just a moment. Rather than the universe was designed to accomodate life, think about the possibility that life accomodated the universe. In other words, the reason the sun is placed so well, is that the life that evolved accomodted IT.
So, if the median temperature were 70 degrees (I'm just throwing in a number and I'm using Farenheit) then the life that would spring forth would be fit for 70 degrees. But if the temperature were 200 degrees, then the life that would evolve would be fit for 200 degrees. So the temperature wasn't set to be perfect for life, but life evolved to thrive in that temperature.
That's why things look so perfect. Adjustments were made, but by evolution.
If I get up one day, have breakfast, my dog runs away so I'm 2 minutes late for work, work is heavy so I work a half hour overtime, I'm out of dogfood so I stop at a store, then I drive around a corner where another dog runs into the street so I slam on my breaks, and the car behind me bumps my fender, and the driver of the other car is just perfect, and we date, and we get married, and we make it to our 60th anniversary----we could claim that the universe aligned that day just so we could meet!
But that wouldn't be true, no matter how romantic. The fact is, we simply met in accomodation for how events played out that day. The universe had no prior plan. It simply put us where we were, and we made the rest happen.
The universe was there with no plan or expectation of life. It was life that made adjustments, through evolution, to live in the environment at hand.