Life On Earth Was Created By God

Con has not given even a guess as to the chances of Earth inhabiting life. My estimate is 3/1927483 (yes, I did put random numbers as a fraction, but the chances are very slim still). Here's my information supporting the fact that most of the elements in Earth's atmosphere were created by bacteria (Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen, which other creatures would then use the Oxygen to start a cycle [plants uses Carbon Dioxide itno Oxygen, which animals use into Carbon Dioxide]) http://scijinks.jpl.nasa.gov... Earth's Atmosphere #1 (Earth when just newly created): Earth"s original atmosphere was probably just hydrogen and helium, because these were the main gases in the dusty, gassy disk around the Sun from which the planets formed. The Earth and its atmosphere were very hot. Molecules of hydrogen and helium move really fast, especially when warm. Actually, they moved so fast they eventually all escaped Earth's gravity and drifted off into space. Earth's Atmopshere #2 (Earth a few million years after it was born): Earth"s "second atmosphere" came from Earth itself. There were lots of volcanoes, many more than today, because Earth"s crust was still forming. The volcanoes released a. steam (H2O, with two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom), b. carbon dioxide (CO2, with one carbon atoms and two oxygen atoms), c. ammonia (NH3, with one nitrogen atom and three hydrogen atoms). Earth's Atmosphere #3 (How earth became to be): Much of the CO2 dissolved into the oceans. Eventually, a simple form of bacteria developed that could live on energy from the Sun and carbon dioxide in the water, producing oxygen as a waste product. Thus, oxygen began to build up in the atmosphere, while the carbon dioxide levels continued to drop. Meanwhile, the ammonia molecules in the atmosphere were broken apart by sunlight, leaving nitrogen and hydrogen. The hydrogen, being the lightest element, rose to the top of the atmosphere and much of it eventually drifted off into space. As you can see, there were bacteria that fed off of the Carbon Dioxide that sank into the ocean, giving off Oxygen as a waste product, which later animals breathed the Oxygen (as well as bacteria that consume Oxygen). Con states Atmosphere is irrelevant. We need the atmosphere. If the earth's atmosphere was uninhabitable, life as we know it wouldn't exist! Here are reasons why we can't survive without our precious atmosphere: 1. It contains the oxygen we need to breathe. No oxygen, and we'd suffocate. 2. The atmosphere protects us from the Sun's UV rays, and other harmful chemicals. 3. It traps heat so we can stay warmer than without the atmosphere, yet blocks some heat as to not overheat our planet. If the atmosphere was irrelevant, then it wouldn't matter if it was made before or after the life. I still propose life created the atmosphere, which helps the life on earth live. And no, because I have found these problems in your assertions, I still say God created life. I don't concede. My main stance is the chances of earth containing life is very slim. Even with science explaining an alternative answer to the creation of life, it doesn't say the chances of life being able to exist. The factors of the perfect life on earth is: A) The perfect distance from the Sun; not too far away, not too close. Just the right distance for preferable temperature. B) The required elements for abiogenesis (C 2 H 5 N O 2) C) Atmosphere that can support life D) Enough comets striking earth to make the ocean (a lot!) As long as Con doesn't explain that the chances are high, with proof, I will still claim that God created these perfect conditions for life on earth. My motto is "Every argument has it's flaws. You just need the evidence and courage to find the flaws." Even if that 9,738 character argument looks intimidating, you can find some flaw in the opponent's logic, you just probably need to do some digging (ask your opponent questions and do research on the internet). May the voters determine who wins.