[Phlap]

Life exists, without artificial support, on earth and nowhere else. Prove me wrong.

[Mr. Douglas]

Life exists, without artificial support, on earth and nowhere else. Prove me wrong.

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What’s kinda comical is that the universe is stuffed with the building blocks of life, but someone has to put them together and breathe life into them for there to be life.

And like you said, there is only one place we know that has happened.

[Moonman62]

Life exists, without artificial support, on earth and nowhere else. Prove me wrong.

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Can’t.

And life on Earth isn’t all that abundant when using an objective measure like the mass of living things compared to non-living mass.

[libertylover]

Life exists, without artificial support, on earth and nowhere else. Prove me wrong.

Well, I can't prove you wrong, nobody can, unless some form of life is found elsewhere.

However, there are hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of different lifeforms on earth. Whether you believe these all came from the same prehistorical soup or whether you believe God created life on earth, it seems to me the answer is the same.

If from a prehistorical soup, the conditions had to be just right, but then developed into the life we have today. If the conditions were just right here then they can be just right elsewhere.

If from God, I would expect Him to create life in other places as well as here on Earth since there are many different lifeforms here..

I believe that God created the heavens and the earth, and there are many, many planets and/or moons of planets that have life, but I can't prove it.

[Mr. K]

There’s already proof. Mars rocks contain bacteria evidence.

[jonno]

C’mon - “life” is simple.

Just mix dirt & water, throw in a few lightening storms, then wait a few billion years and - viola!

[thoughtomator]

Hop on over to my asteroid next fly-by and I’ll show you firsthand.