1)Look at the percise distance from the sun and the moon that if they change a little that would destroy life on Earth.
These distances are constantly changing and life still exists. Wrong on number 1.
2)specific speed of rotation and orbiting that if are slower of faster that can disturb the environment and cause life to end.
Once again the rotation of the earth has changed and continues to change. In the past years were 400+ days. Wrong on number 2.
3)Percision in the water cycle since the quantity of water that falls by rain is the same each year and if it change a little this will cause either flood or drought in many parts of the world
Which happens all the time. Wrong on number 3.
4)The magnetic belt around earth that is unique for our planet and protects it from harmful solar radiation otherwise we will die
Which changes unpredictably even flipping its orientation causing brief periods of 0 protection. Yea, great system. Wrong on number 4.
5)The proper thikness of the atmosphere and its layers and how each layer has a tack specially designed to benifit life on earth
Once again, it changes all the time causing problems for lots of life. Wrong on number 5.
6) the great abundance of water with percise proportion with land that is not found in any other planet in the solar system.
What does this have anything to do with fine tuning. That being said, the level of water in the oceans changes over time. Wrong on number 6.
7)The very percise degree of tilt in the axis of rotation of earth that is crucial for the seasons and if there is a one degree change the seasons' cycle will be disturbed and that will lead to the end of life on earth.
The tilt of the earth changes MANY DEGREES over time and life is not extinguished. This is probably the most incorrect one of them all. Both magnetic and polar north move within a non-insignificant range. Really wrong on number 7.
Of course, biblical creationists are committed to belief in God's written Word, the Bible, which forbids bearing false witness; --AIG (lest they forget)