Why did God create billions of other galaxies with probably billions of other life forms in them?

Question

I wonder how many other planets inhabit life right in our own galaxy, why did God create so much life in various forms in the universe(s)?

How could people be so ignorant and egotistical to think that this is the only planet--out of hundreds of billions--and the only galaxy--out of billions that has life? That doesn't even make sense! Don't you think that if God only made the universe just so we could be "awed" at his creation, he would have made it a bit smaller? What is the point of making thousands upon thousands of magnificant, breathtakingly beautiful galaxies that we can't even see? It only looks like a fuzzy blip in the best telescope from deep space..
How do you reconcile that?

Answer 1

ask him (or her).

Answer 2

What the bleep do we know? No really, have you ever seen that movie? It may help answer it better.
The thing is the human mind may not be able to truly understand such awesome beings such as God.
If you think about it the traditional view is that God can be offended by one of us. We are so insignificant, such a microscopic molecule on a grain of sand on a whole beach that we can never see the big picture for what it really is. Reality to us is what we can see and understand. But take a look at say a fish, can he explain the water it swims in? No - it's just reality to them- their reality. This probably didn't help, I'm no professor, but check that movie out.

Answer 3

The Milky Way galaxy that we live in is no larger than a freckle in the reality of the universe.
There is life form on other planets, in other galaxies.
Earth has the lowest life form of all planets.
Earth is usually the last place a spirit incarnates to. It takes much more spiritual strength to survive the planet earth.
For those who have made it this far.......good job!

Answer 4

Very good question! I've been fascinated with the likelihood of other Christian species since I read a story by Ray Bradbury titled (I think) "The Man," from his book "The Illustrated Man." It'll be great to meet any other members of God's family in Heaven!

Answer 5

Good question...a simple answer would be there are billions of forms of life, each with its own set of objectives and purposes...it's human beings (on Earth) who doubt that anything else remotely like 'us' could exist and that someone we're 'special' in the Universe.

Answer 6

yes it's true perhaps that there are other life forms out there but not as intelligent as God made us to be. Usually other planets are governed by God's angels. They worship him there and then sometimes they meet up in heaven.

Answer 7

Your premise is as of yet unproven. We don't know that it's probable or even possible that other life exists. As for the creation of billions of galaxies...doesn't that blow your mind? That you, by your lonesome (no instruments) cannot number the stars? God did it so we would be amazed. And amazed we are. ;)

Answer 8

Boredom

Answer 9

HE created simply because HE wanted to.

It is doubtful that there are any life forms on other planets anything like us.

DARWIN postulated that there probably is NONE!

That should make Darwinians very unhappy.

Answer 10

Do you think that if we are the only ones out here, in a realm so vast, that this would make us more special?

Although it's possible that life exists elsewhere, it hasn't been demonstrated as true through rigorously scrutinized evidence.

I think that there is life out there, but it's not what we think it is.

Answer 11

What if "God" grew to become into the call - or perhaps area of the call - of a few colony deliver or something that crashed here some time past???? Maye the call of the captain, or something..... (Hmmm - yeah - i'm thinking alongside the lines of that previous Twilight Zone episode....)