Are we really expected to believe that some intelligent being decided to create a planet in which there were humans and instead of just doing so he decided to create an entire circus of cosmology beginning with unnecessary expansions, billions of stars being born and died and planets being engulfed by their stars and flying off into the emptiness of space and all this before the atoms which constitute the ground which we now stand on had even been formed in the centre of stars, only to then go on to create a planet along with seven other planets which have absolutely, which are desolate of any meaning to god's chosen great ape upon which you know this planet where there's an environment will grow where which it would be well but not perfectly suited the evolution of billions species, 99.9% of which are brutally retired from existence just to allow for the evolution of one particular breed of human, Homo Sapiens, who would live and die pillaging and stealing and killing each other till god, if you're a Christian, finally decides; okay let me reveal my word through some ambiguous scripture which makes absolutely no reference to this entire circus. To me this seems a little far fetched and I would say if this universe was designed for something it takes a pretty extraordinary leap of faith to believe that 'that something' is us
