Explaining God To Child And A Scientist

When we are about to say that there is a G-d to our children, perhaps, it would be wise to show up with a pair of dice.  Ask the child to roll the dice.  Then, ask them if they think this could create the entire universe in all its complexity as we know it.  That there is a Gd is something any child should be able realize.  It amazes me that so many scientists are atheists.  However, I realize the reasons why scientists usually don't believe, and it isn't the issue with the dice; it is the idea that the world is not humane and could not have been created by a loving G-d, yet scientists usually stop there.  We religionists need to prod scientists further into reading about the blessings and curses in Torah.  G-d has clearly told us that though he wants us to behave, we get to choose, and we can incur the curse of G&d for multiple generations, just as we may incur the blessing for many generations.