re: How would the discovery of life on other planets affect us?

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Has to have an intelligent creator? I do not agree

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Matter is neither created or destroyed. Is your belief that the universe is "constant" and relatively unchanging, i.e. "eternal"?

Or do you believe it is a dynamic rapidly changing, vibrant place and that we only perceive it otherwise because of our relatively short lives, and the relatively short, cosmically speaking, history of our species?

Because the evidence strongly points to the latter - and for that to be true, the Big Bang (or some derivation) is likely true. And that event strongly implies an initiating action.



Also, where did the genetic information for the very first life on Earth come from?