natural forces

If there is no explanation for a certain law, it is just a description of reality, for example, gravity. If there is no reason for it, then there is no ‘gravity’ but a description of reality – that objects are always attracted to the ground. -A law, not a force.
If science has no explanations for the forces of nature, it must be assumed that God is constantly moving all objects downward, and the ‘law of gravity’ is nothing more than a factual description of how the Creator behaves in our world.
[It is possible that there are gravitons that have the force in them, but they too must constantly receive this force. And to say that God created a constant force in gravitons, it sounds to me like a circular triangle, because if there is no source for the force, it cannot be constant.]
PS: The question was asked from a different direction, I hope it will be accepted this time. Thanks anyway.