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  • The SodaHeaded Llama 2012/06/08 23:39:16
    Yes
    The SodaHeaded Llama
    +3
    obviously, as there are specific conditions for life to exist. it is impossible for there, in the infinite area that is space, not to be galaxies overloaded with planets that meet these conditions. what One should be asking is 'is there INTELLIGENT life outside earth?' then, of course, the answer would inevitably be 'If there is, its not here on earth.'

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  • Brosia 2012/07/02 02:49:56
    Yes
    Brosia
    It might not be life that we would recognize, but to think that we are the only beings in the universe is really egotistical and narrow-minded.
  • KeithL 2012/06/21 21:59:43
  • White Raven 2012/06/11 02:06:40
    Yes
    White Raven
    But what do I care I dont have a life on this Planet!
  • Jammer 2012/06/10 23:25:04
    No
    Jammer
    organisms i'm surebut nothing cmplex enough to equal life on other planets
  • Jen 2012/06/10 02:07:28
    No
    Jen
    +1
    You must be really closed minded to not even consider the posibility considering the size of the universe.
  • Jen Jen 2012/06/10 02:08:01
    Jen
    +1
    I meant YES.
  • Piwan 2012/06/09 19:57:36
    Yes
    Piwan
    i don't believe in UFOs, but the universe is so vast it is hard for me to think there isn't any other life..that would be a waste!
  • Freedom!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2012/06/09 18:57:02
    Yes
    Freedom!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Our planet is like a grain of and on a beach when compared to the milky way. The milky way itself is a grain of sand at the bottom of the ocean when compared to the universe. Even if life is extremely rare. With infinite time and near infinite space, a .0000000001% probability will be replicated almost infinitely.

    Life on earth exists in the north pole, in acidic lakes that would kill life AS WE KNOW IT, in the driest desserts, and at the bottom of the ocean where no sunlight reaches and the only source of energy is boiling geysers. So life doesn't even seem to be that rare.
    milky way
    Most of those little dots have planets and this is only one galaxy.
  • thermoguy 2012/06/09 17:41:49
    Yes
    thermoguy
    Of course
  • Mr.Steve 2012/06/09 11:08:30
  • Lady Aiyanna 2012/06/09 11:00:33
    Yes
    Lady Aiyanna
    Just because many don't see and hear them, it doesnot mean they don't exist.... The power is in believing....
  • beach bum 2012/06/09 10:38:53
    Yes
    beach bum
    otherwise et would not have visited earth nor alf
  • Katfish 2012/06/09 10:15:17
    Yes
    Katfish
    Thats how it got here, simular to mold spores.
  • Jackal 2012/06/09 08:51:34
    Yes
    Jackal
    Without a doubt! Possibly in our own solar system.
  • AmericanVirus 2012/06/09 08:37:37
    Yes
    AmericanVirus
    At the very least unicellular organisms
  • cm 2012/06/09 05:39:52
    Yes
    cm
    we're not alone
  • Dwight-AFCL>dogsbody 2012/06/09 05:11:13
    Yes
    Dwight-AFCL>dogsbody
    I certainly have no reason to doubt it. God created life on this planet, but just because He hasn't told us He created it else where doesn't mean He didn't.
  • Jennifer McDermott 2012/06/09 04:17:08
    Yes
    Jennifer McDermott
    It would be conceded of us to think that we are the only life forms in the universe. There are definitely more life sustaining planets in the universe.
  • Captain Bacon 2012/06/09 03:37:59
    Yes
    Captain Bacon
    How arrogant would we have to be....to believe we are the only sentient lifeforms!!!
  • ordman 2012/06/09 03:03:43
    Yes
    ordman
    With out a doubt.
  • Curmudgeon 2012/06/09 02:54:51
    Yes
    Curmudgeon
    I hope their is life outside the Earth and one can only hope they are not religious.
  • DFA 2012/06/09 01:59:22
    Yes
    DFA
    The odds are definitely in favor of it.
  • Patric 2012/06/09 01:41:52
    Yes
    Patric
    good gosh,, I sure do hope this is not the best we got , here on Earth....
  • lady_c5_loadmaster 2012/06/09 00:53:05
    Yes
    lady_c5_loadmaster
    Just not life as we know it.
  • Lord Emperor Kami Guro Bage... 2012/06/09 00:18:56
    Yes
    Lord Emperor Kami Guro Bagels Supreme Ruler of the Earth
    Cause if doesn't our future is filled with two things pie yum, and masturbation sticky

    its what everyone does when theres no one else around... come on admit it
  • Truth Matters 2012/06/09 00:16:37
    Yes
    Truth Matters
    I think life exists trans-dimensionally. I believe that what UFO Phenomena is about.
    If God created carbon life in other parts of the Universe, it would be way too far to travel here, but it's possible.
  • The SodaHeaded Llama 2012/06/08 23:39:16
    Yes
    The SodaHeaded Llama
    +3
    obviously, as there are specific conditions for life to exist. it is impossible for there, in the infinite area that is space, not to be galaxies overloaded with planets that meet these conditions. what One should be asking is 'is there INTELLIGENT life outside earth?' then, of course, the answer would inevitably be 'If there is, its not here on earth.'
  • Truth M... The Sod... 2012/06/09 00:17:47
    Truth Matters
    There is not infinite space. Space is very finite.
  • Patric Truth M... 2012/06/09 01:43:36
    Patric
    +3
    I disagree,,
    what is out there , saran wrap enclose the outer limits ???
  • Truth M... Patric 2012/06/09 02:19:57 (edited)
    Truth Matters
    +1
    Then you disagree on Big Bang - fully confirmed science.

    The Universe had an absolute physical beginning and is inflating. It is very finite in size. Time, space and matter did not always exist - nor would they exist transcendent to the metaphysical dimension that gave Time, space and matter existence. We can safely assume that the closed system Universe expands into the same non-spacial dimension that gave it existence.
    This is the Prime existence - God.

    At least you are thinking. I agree that a non-spacial dimension is hard to get our heads around.
  • Patric Truth M... 2012/06/09 12:32:25
    Patric
    BIG BANG ?? that is a comedy show right ???

    as to fully confirmed science ,,, I think not,
    fully confirmed theory ,,, yes...

    there is no end to the outer space..
    as to some prime existence,, that is a theory held by some ,,
  • Truth M... Patric 2012/06/09 13:06:25
    Truth Matters
    You don't have a clue. Big Bang is scientific Theory (capital T). It's fully confirmed by science. Red shift, expanding Universe, Background radiation, Relativity Theory, etc.

    Prime existence is rationally necessary. Nothing cannot cause something, yet something exists. Therefore something self-exists without beginning, We know the Universe is not self-existent. The Universe began to exist, therefore is not self-existent and is expanding.

    Logic matters. Truth Matters.
  • Patric Truth M... 2012/06/09 13:44:06
    Patric
    hmmm,,, and it seems to me ,, this THEORY ,, changes every so often.

    there are millions that have confirmed that god , in 6 days , created everything.

    so , this confirmed stuff is only a theory that is how I view it..

    you may have more "clues ' than I, good for you....
  • Truth M... Patric 2012/06/09 13:56:04 (edited)
    Truth Matters
    No, Big Bang has been perfectly intact for over eighty years. This despite an overwhelming effort by committed Materialists in science (Atheists) working diligently to falsify it - or explain around the absolute beginning, fine-tuning etc with absolutely no success.

    Big Bang confirmations are a wonderful gift to those of us who believe in God. I'm astounded that so few Christians recognize what Big Bang means and implies - an absolute physical beginning from physical nothing. Yet something caused it - and finely tuned it for life. The Materialists must be laughing that so many Christians don't recognize that Big Bang is on our side.
  • Patric Truth M... 2012/06/09 14:00:42
    Patric
    wow, 80 years ,, since almost the beging of time ????

    and before the BBT there was an other theory that every one insisted was "confirmed science "

    and as to your wonder gift ... you got that going for you,, and just how did that get confirmed again ??

    not to jam on your beliefs , but that is all it is your beliefs,
  • Truth M... Patric 2012/06/09 15:10:10
    Truth Matters
    Yes, there was the steady state model. Then Big Bang proved an absolute physical beginning actually happened in the finite past.

    My belief in the Universe beginning and a causal agency is behind are confirmed in science, evidence and logic. They also happen to fit perfectly with the Theistic position and absolutely undermine the Materialist/ Atheist position.

    Your position is just a denial of science - and is a belief based on what?
  • Patric Truth M... 2012/06/09 15:18:02
    Patric
    my belief is based upon similar belief 's as yours..
    only thing is , I put mine into the belief / theory section of fiction, and you put your same belief in the non fiction section..

    the big bang is very popular,
    so is the 6 day god create theory.
    then there are those that are sorta inbetween and go with a combination of a 6 day big bang.. hmmm , reminds me of college..
  • Truth M... Patric 2012/06/09 15:27:11 (edited)
    Truth Matters
    +1
    A scientific Theory (Capital T) is confirmed science - not just a theory as we use the term commonly.

    Anyway, I happen to have spent way too much time thinking about this stuff and talking with my dad (a retired physicist), about what it all means, so I feel this need to impose myself when this topic comes up ; )
  • Patric Truth M... 2012/06/10 15:19:14
    Patric
    and I feel the need to listen to you...

    may be I am just a little too much of a skeptic on this, I have seen/heard/ read all to often " proven science " when it is just a bunch of people's opinion ..

    from nothing, an explosion produced everything , and this everything is expanding but there is a finite distance this nothing that is now something can expand to ??

    or... there are a lot of " theory" , of which that is one, and an other one a god created every thing from nothing in 6 days ,,

    but if this god did in fact make every thing in 6 days , how was there a "day" before the sun and earth revolving around said sun to make the 24 hour day ???

    in my simple mind, there are several theory ( small t ) and there will be more opinions untill the end of man... IMO.. :)
  • Truth M... Patric 2012/06/10 16:16:31
    Truth Matters
    "but if this god did in fact make every thing in 6 days , how was there a "day" before the sun and earth revolving around said sun to make the 24 hour day ???"

    I agree 100%. Plus the fact that we are still in the 'seventh day' (it never ended) should make it clear that 'day' is a metaphor for a period of time.

    "from nothing, an explosion produced everything , and this everything is expanding but there is a finite distance this nothing that is now something can expand to ??"

    Really, it's not a literal 'NOTHING', it's physical Nothing. A causal agency is still required, but that causal agency cannot itself be part of the contingent effect (physical). PHYSICAL science stops at the singularity boundary where physics itself begins to exist. This is where metaphysics, philosophy (logic and reason) and religion can go.

    Again, it is difficult to conceptualize an actual physical end of the Universe or understand the nature of a non-physical dimension / agency that gives existence to our Universe. We simply have no frame of reference, experience with or language that represents any such thing. We only know that it necessarily exists as a rational necessity required to explain the known effect. This is the way we know atoms and sub-atomic particles exist. We can't see them, bu...

    "but if this god did in fact make every thing in 6 days , how was there a "day" before the sun and earth revolving around said sun to make the 24 hour day ???"

    I agree 100%. Plus the fact that we are still in the 'seventh day' (it never ended) should make it clear that 'day' is a metaphor for a period of time.

    "from nothing, an explosion produced everything , and this everything is expanding but there is a finite distance this nothing that is now something can expand to ??"

    Really, it's not a literal 'NOTHING', it's physical Nothing. A causal agency is still required, but that causal agency cannot itself be part of the contingent effect (physical). PHYSICAL science stops at the singularity boundary where physics itself begins to exist. This is where metaphysics, philosophy (logic and reason) and religion can go.

    Again, it is difficult to conceptualize an actual physical end of the Universe or understand the nature of a non-physical dimension / agency that gives existence to our Universe. We simply have no frame of reference, experience with or language that represents any such thing. We only know that it necessarily exists as a rational necessity required to explain the known effect. This is the way we know atoms and sub-atomic particles exist. We can't see them, but they are necessary to sufficiently explain what we do know about their effects.

    It seems likely that whatever exists 'beyond' the outer physical boundary is the same dimension that exists causally antecedent to the singularity (beginning) boundary. I use the word 'beyond' loosely. I do not know a word that describes the non-spacial relationship similar to 'beyond' or 'exterior to' physics, but without the implied physical space or time that would not exist. Perhaps 'transcendent to' the physical boundary would be more appropriate? Anyway, I bet you get the picture.
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