Einstein, Newton, and God: A Big, Beautiful Mystery?

So, folks, let me ask you something - is there really a God out there? I mean, think about it. We've got Einstein, Newton - these guys were geniuses, right? They spent their whole lives studying the laws of science, and yet, they still believed in God. Now, why is that? Newton said that there had to be an all-powerful God controlling everything in the universe. And Einstein, well, when someone asked him if there was a God, he just pointed to a cookie and coffee on the table and asked how they got there. The person said, 'Someone put them there, of course.' And Einstein just laughed and said, 'If something as small as a cookie and coffee needs a force to put it there, then what about the entire universe with billions of planets all moving in perfect order? That's gotta be God's doing.' You know what, folks? Our senses are so limited - we can only hear certain frequencies, only see in the visible light range. But there's so much out there that we can't even detect, like dark matter, which makes up 85% of the universe. Science can't prove that God exists, but it also can't prove that God doesn't exist. So, what do you think? Do you believe in God?