Full Idea
If God is an instance of something orderly, how can he serve to account for the order of orderly things?
Gist of Idea
If God is an orderly being, he cannot be the explanation of order
Source
Brian Davies (Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion [1982], 6 'b Has')
Book Reference
Davies,Brian: 'An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion' [OUP 1993], p.101
A Reaction
You can at least explain the tidiness of a house by the tidiness of its owner, but obviously that won't explain the phenomenon of tidiness.