How do you know? What are your calculations? I have asked creationists time and again what their calculations are for claiming that the natural origins of life are so improbable to be impossible, but you make a claim here that is just as unsubstantiated.
We don't know how life started on earth, or how many earth-like planets we can expect in the galaxy. Sure, it would surprise me if there wasn't any other life in the universe looking at the current research on abiogenesis. But claiming we know this and claiming the "zero's stretch a mile" seems to be far beyond our current knowledge.
Your point?
My calculations are this:
against, has 1 zero,
for, has a mile of zero's.
People say it would be like winning a WORLD wide lottery, it's not even like winning a GALAXY wide lottery,
because YOU don't need to be the winner just as long as SOMEONE wins, if SOMEONE wins, life has started,
and with BILLIONS and BILLIONS of possibilities, it's virtually inevitable.
My point with the millions and billions, is that people do not understand LARGE numbers, LONG distances or LONG times,
creationists just can not grasp the fact that the earth and the universe has been here for a long long time,
it's the same as the difference between the Brits and Americans, Brits think a hundred miles is a long way,
Americans think a hundred years is a long time, but both are relative to where they are coming from,
when it comes to the size and age of the universe, both are infinitesimal.
1 light year is about 5,878,625,373,183.61 miles, and the nearest star to us (apart from the Sun) is 4.2421 light years away,
in Stella terms, it's in the next room.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, it's been calculated that:
If the life of the earth was condensed into 24 hours, we have been here for about 2 (or is it) 8 seconds.
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