From: "Gary Britt" 

Of course that's why there are so many complicated life forms on all the
other planets we have observed so far.  Its easy for all these things and
the right conditions to exist.  Almost impossible to stop it from
happening.

Regarding the obviousness of evolution that certainly explains all the
observations of all the transitional species in the fossil records.  That
explains all the transitional species that have developed out of sharks and
alligators.  That explains why new more intelligent ape species keep
appearing on the planet.  I can't wait to see the next zoo exhibit where
the newest of transitional smarter ape species goes on display.  I
understand that the lack of any evolution in modern man is caused by the
fact that we are so smart and well developed societally, but that doesn't
apply to apes and other mammals so those easy to have transitional species
of new more intelligent ready to compete for territory with modern man apes
should be all around us.  Maybe its bigfoot that's the latest transitional
more intelligent ape species.

Gary

"John Beckett"  wrote
in message news:326rn1hov76aj0s8j35q67ss49net759m2{at}4ax.com...
> "Gary Britt"  wrote in message
> news::
> > This is incorrect.  If you compute the probabilities of non-life
becoming
> > life and then developing to modern man all by chance and coincidence its
> > more far fetched than the probablity that earth is the only earth like
> > planet with water, atmosphere, and good temperature ranges in the
universe.
> > Hardly just a tiny amount of *faith* is involved in believing in the
> > development of life from non-life through modern man.
>
> Interestingly, if you actually READ about this subject, you learn some
> fascinating details:
>
> 1. We have no idea how life started.
>
> 2. Evolution is almost a statement of the bleeding obvious.
>
> 3. Given conditions that support a large amount of life, it is actually
> CERTAIN that something amazing will evolve. It is not improbable that
> humans have evolved, it is actually pretty inevitable that something as
> complex as humans would evolve.
>
> John
>

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