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On Thu, 5 Oct 2006, Phillip Kelchen wrote:
Well, I can't speak for the Christians, but unless we can either travel
to those planets and see for ourselves or create life in a lab of our
own (and thus knowing what it takes to make life,) we can't say that
there is or isn't. It's the whole proof of the universal negatives and
the fact that we haven't seen any life out there that prevents anybody
from saying either way.
That's true, but when you see evidence of billions of planets in one
galaxy and you know there are about 100 billion galaxies, the probability
of no life anywhere starts to look pretty small.
I think that the Christians that think that there would be no life on
other planets think that as it didn't say that God put it there
explicitly in the Bible as it said that he put life on Earth.
A lot of things are true and not printed in the Bible. I think those
Christians need to realize that!
Mike
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