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To: Christian4Bush
Does it make sense that some mass just appeared out of nowhere, exploded on its own, became the various planets on its own, with only one being able to sustain life?

As one who accepts ID I would drop this from your argument. How could we possibly know that there is no other life out there? My theory of ID would imply that life is a natural part of Gods design.

Given the vastness of the universe there would mathematically be countless other planets capable of supporting life. If life is a natural occurrence according to Gods design then it would follow the same physical laws as everything else.

52 posted on 06/30/2006 10:38:11 AM PDT by usurper (Spelling or grammatical errors in this post can be attributed to the LA City School System)
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To: usurper

Where is the other life? And whose money am I supposed to spend, so that people can travel the galaxies to find out?

Not to pile on you, not at all, but I don't really care what life is on other planets. I have a hard enough time dealing with life on this planet. For those who devote their life to finding life on other worlds, more power to them. I just don't have time for it in my life. Let them try, and when they find something, if they find something, then I will gladly tell them congrats, and visit their multimillion dollar estate (or watch it on tv).

Till then, no.


53 posted on 06/30/2006 10:48:16 AM PDT by Christian4Bush (The Rat Party's goal is to END the conflict, not WIN the conflict...should be the other way around.)
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