Objection: the cause could be a teacup orbiting Saturn or universe-creating pixies instead of God. Response: they're just describing God's attributes and labeling it something else; Occam's razor reduces pixies to one being.

Matt Dillahunty used "universe-creating pixies" tongue-in-cheek. Braxton: Occam's razor reduces multiple pixies to one. A spaceless, timeless, non-material, sufficiently powerful pixie IS God with a different label. A teacup is spatial, temporal, and material — mislabeling God as a teacup. This objection signals the opponent has run out of substantive replies.