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Not sure what should be considered helpful or desired debate; such delicate a topic. Feel free to just say "stop" and I'll enquire no further. But since you're bringing this up, I'm tempted to ask:

If credit should be given where credit is due, should we also be allowed to criticize where the design is not amazing?

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Certainly. But the criticism your likely to present is trivial to answer from a theological perspective.

why do we need to wonder when things are well made if we're going to explain away anything that we don't judge favourably as "we poor mortals cannot grasp his greatness and thus cannot really that this is indeed an instance of bad design".

Why would we mere mortals be capable of knowing good design when we see it in the first place?

It seems the point of theology is to make answering anything trivial. Whether those answers are useful or not is another matter.

I strongly disagree, you may find yourself pleasantly surprised if you dig in to some classical theology!

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