Had Europe heeded Strato instead of his teacher, Aristotle, perhaps it would have had a thriving science eons ago!  Strato is right in denying any kind of  teleology- directed outcomes- in science, and by extension any matter related thereto: no directed outcomes means no God-directed outcomes. And it does no good then to argue that no, He doesn't use teleology as that only means He has no reason to exist!
 The [Alexander] Smoltczyk argument is that He is neither a principle nor a person nor an entity? Thus, He cannot instantiate Himself as the ultimate reason!
Theologians go from quicksand to quicksand ,never establishing His very existence!
 How then  might one have a  relationship with nothing?