Does the Creator of the Universe, and all that it comprises, not get a say as to who inhabits what?
Was the entire universe created, with it's billions of galaxies, each with trillions of stars, and only one small speck gets inhabitants?
Perhaps, everything we know about God, is not everything there is to know?
>>Perhaps, everything we know about God, is not everything there is to know?
I would say that there is a lot we don’t know. But if he has created many worlds and each one is populated with different sentient beings in various stages of development, then we literally know nothing useful and our bible is just a fantasy developed by humans who thought they understood God (as the Humanists tell us it is). It certainly discredits the existence of Jesus as the God-man who came to save mankind and knocks him down itinerant rabbi/philosopher.
As I said, proof of ET changes everything. Real proof. Not conjecture or statistical probabilities. Actual hands-on proof.
For certain. Not perhaps.
Well put.
Even the NT declares the earth could not have contained all the books about Christ's doings.