Why do theists justify life with creation because of the small probability of the conditions necessary to life? How can you say that just because our planet is in the perfect conditions, that this must all have been created? This is hard to explain in text, but I'll try my best.... People who argue creation seem to be thinking deductively. Think of it inductively....Yes, the probabilty is small, but that's exactly why we haven't found life elsewhere. Perhaps that's exactly why we are the only living things we've found - because our habitat is just that, a small probability. It's like having a bag of many marbles. If one were to pull out an unfavorable marble, one couldn't claim that it was pre-planned. No matter how small the probability of pulling that one marble, all the outcomes have the same probability, right? No matter how small the chance of life happening, all the possible conditions for a hunk of rock floating in space are the same.
2007-11-26
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