Agreed with SEdwin. The question implies that intelligence and intelligent creation requires creation life on Mars, which makes absolutely zero sense. There's no reason life needs to be created on Mars as well as on Earth. God could have reasons for creating life on one planet in the solar system and not on others, e.g. wanting it all in one place for easy travel and communication. But there's no reason to assume not creating it on other planets in the solar system means a lack of intelligence. Rather, the question shows fallacious, illogical thinking on the part of the questioner. --[[User:Jzyehoshua|Jzyehoshua]] 17:07, 20 July 2012 (EDT) | Agreed with SEdwin. The question implies that intelligence and intelligent creation requires creation life on Mars, which makes absolutely zero sense. There's no reason life needs to be created on Mars as well as on Earth. God could have reasons for creating life on one planet in the solar system and not on others, e.g. wanting it all in one place for easy travel and communication. But there's no reason to assume not creating it on other planets in the solar system means a lack of intelligence. Rather, the question shows fallacious, illogical thinking on the part of the questioner. --[[User:Jzyehoshua|Jzyehoshua]] 17:07, 20 July 2012 (EDT) |