I'm not presenting a theory.
I'm presenting the double standard on which atheists set their standard on the existence of God, vs. the existence of life on other planets and how life began.
These are FACTS I am presenting.
A) There is no Hard evidence that God exists.
B) There is no hard evidence for how life began
C) There is no hard evidence for life on other planets.
Given these facts I find it amusing that atheists will chuck these requirement of hard evidence when it comes to life on other planets or how life began, but requires evidence with strict limitations when it comes to the Existence of God.
Atheists don't require "hard evidence" that life exists on other planets. They know that the conditions for life exist on other planets and the mathematical odds favor the existence of life on other planets.
As for how life began this planet has the same conditions as the billions of other similar planets in the Universe so given the mathematical odds that life occurred on this planet it is safe to assume that it has probably occurred countless times on other planets too.
As far as the mathematical odds for the existence of gods there is most certainly a probability that there are beings with godlike powers in the Universe. But having godlike powers does not make them the "creator" of the Universe.
The problem that creationists like you face is the Omnipotence Paradox. Unless you can resolve that the only hypocrites here are you and your ilk. You claim to believe in an omnipotent creator but you refuse to explain the paradox.
We "know" conditions exist for life on other planets huh?
EVIDENCE?????????
You know what you are going to get? Scientists from NASA saying they found a planet that SUGGESTS life could exist there.
And I could show you plenty here that SUGGESTS God exists.
"Suggests" isn't FACT.
We don't KNOW anything. We surmise, we theorize, and we conjecture. That's NOT FACT.
And now come the "probabilities" thing.
I'm sorry but when you can show hard evidence that Math of any kind proves life on other planets (mathematical probabilities,

) Do let me know, but that was a lot of high sounding BS.