Great, so what is time like in the far universe, and what nature existed along with it's forces and laws in the early days of life on earth?
Do you also write in English?
I have no idea as to what time is like in the far universe.
I have no practical interest in what time is like in the far universe.
No one has ever demonstrated to me that topics which interest me are in anyway connected with what time is like in the far universe.
Specifically, I see no meaningful connection between the scientific theory of evolution and what time is or is not like in the far universe.
What does the clause "what nature existed along with it's (
sic) forces and laws in the early days of life on earth?" mean?
Since nature is "the forces and laws" and the emergent properties thereof, you have essentially asked "what nature existed along with its nature?": self-referential woo-woo disappearing up its own fundament.
Base upon what you may have meant, but failed utterly to state clearly, I make these points:
1. The laws and forces present in the early days of life were no different from those present today.
2. The specific character of the planet differed significantly -
- The atmosphere contained little or no oxygen.
- Total continental mass was less than present
- Asthenosphere temperature was higher and consequently mantle derived magmas differed in composition.
- Tectonic activity was almost certainly not plate tectonic in character
- The moon was considerably closer to the Earth and so tides were higher (and days were shorter)
Each of these points can be supported by abundant evidence. I am still waiting for you to put up, or shut up on any of the points I have challenged you on. I have responded to yours. You have simply avoided a response.
Religion is faith based. I respect those who choose their worldview based upon faith. I do not respect those who are so self indulgent as to believe that others must follow a similar path to establish their worldview. If you wish this dialogue to continue you will cease presumptuous and erroneous assertions as to my motivations. It is rude, offensive and ignorant. (My third signature item provides a relevant warning for you.)