I think it
would be completely ignorant and perhaps even a little arrogant to think that
in the endless universe, our planet is the only one with life. From a
scientific standpoint, the probability of another planet having the right
conditions for beings to thrive is so high that it is next to impossible that
something is not living there. From a religious standpoint, the thought that
God took enough time to create the Earth and put enough thought into how to
make it perfect, would it not only make sense that he did the same with another
planet?
Maybe that planet does not have life that science fiction has
deemed as “alien,” but I think there is life out there beyond our little
Earth. They might not have UFOs or green skin with antennas, but I think it
would be extremely naïve to believe that we are all there is. There are
countless galaxies, innumerable planets, and inestimable opportunities for life
to exist and to think that in all of this, only one planet, in one galaxy has
life is frankly conceited. Plus, how cool would it be if you had a doppelganger in another galaxy?
You make a very valid point. There is so much space and galaxy's out there how could there not be more life than just us. You need to watch the show 'Ancient Aliens' on history channel. I think you would get really into it!
ReplyDeletei wil agree with jake and say good point. just like that though if God spent all that time making this planet perfect in his eyes then why woud he try again? maybe he got exhausted after this planet and took a nap? why does the font change half way through the blog? what is a doppelganger?
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