Title: Does Quantum Physics Prove God's Existence?
Headings: Using Quantum Physics to "Prove" God's Existence
Using Quantum Physics to "Prove" God's Existence
Metaphysical Approaches Using Quantum Physics to "Prove" God's Existence
Reason One: Human Observers Are Sufficient
Reason Two: an All-Seeing God Doesn't Count as an Observer

Content: In fact, most physicists consider this element to be unnecessary and they think that the collapse really just comes from interactions within the system itself. There are some problems with this approach, though, and so we can't completely role out a potential role for the observer. Even if we allow that the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics is completely correct, there are two significant reasons that might explain why this argument doesn't work. Reason One: Human Observers Are Sufficient
The argument being exploited in this method of proving God is that there needs to be an observer to cause a collapse. However, it makes the error of assuming that the collapse has to take prior to the creation of that observer. In fact, the Copenhagen interpretation contains no such requirement. Instead, what would happen according to quantum physics is that the universe could exist as a superposition of states, unfolding simultaneously in every possible permutation, until such a time when an observer springs up in one such possible universe. At the point the observer potentially exists, there is, therefore, an act of observation, and the universe collapses into that state. This is essentially the argument of the Participatory Anthropic Principle, created by John Wheeler.