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5/6/2015 10:15:07 PM
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More than likely however the smartest people in the world that have studied this their whole lives think it happened, a bunch of anomalies. Everything happened for us, but considering the size of the universe( there very likely could be a multiverse) and the educated answer of its age, there has more than likely been life on many planets over time, each species living and becoming extinct in only the blink of an eye, compared to the universes massive time line, life is a very rare thing(or so we think), but whatever can happen, will eventually happen, and the universe has had plenty of time.
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That didn't answer the question.
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You are hopeless, don't bother replying.
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Edited by SSG ACM: 5/7/2015 4:08:29 AMNo, honestly it didn't answer the question. You provided black and white answers yes, but I wanted a black and white answer to my question. I'm glad to see you are informative, but it is evident that there's much one can often say without reading the Bible. I trust that what your saying is true except the bias information you have against the Bible, but I do intend for answers to be given to questions that were asked, and as for Richard Dawkins, he acknowledges irreducible complexity has an evolutionary issue as well as Darwin, and there is yet an explanation yet to be provided. Do not bother replying if you do not wish to. I'll respect your beliefs.
