A down-to-earth example of that principle is the lowly dung beetle. From the point of view of that humble creature, the entire universe was obviously designed so that he could encounter large mounds of his favorite food. Truly a miracle caused by a benign providence. However, from the evolutionary point of view, the beetle has evolved to take advantage of that material as a food source.
Please see
http://www.reasons.org/resources/apologetics/design_evidences/20020502_solar_system_design.html?main
If you hypothysize that advanced life can exist on a wide variety of planet types, not just an Earth-like planet, then I must ask you why no such life exists on any of the other planets or major moons. You see, we already have many "tests" of whether some non-earth-like animal life can arise. So far the "tests" (these other bodies on our solar system) have been negative. THis despite the fact that many of them have doubtless been seeded by organic material, maybe even organisms, from Earth. This is through huge impact events that sent chunks of Earth into space.
My assumption one based on fact.