If God exists, why did he create life? (The nature of a \'Creator\')

by David Turell , Saturday, December 18, 2010, 21:01 (5091 days ago) @ George Jelliss

If a creator or first cause of the universe exists, or existed, 
> it does not necessarily follow that it also created life. 
> Life could just be an accidental byproduct.
> The aim could have been, say, to produce black holes, or gold.
> 
> Except of course that postulating an intelligent first cause, 
> is to postulate a preexisting life-form.
> So if a creator existed, life already existed, 
> though I suppose believers would say that the creator 
> must be a different form of life, 
> formed of something other than matter, immaterial.-I think He is pure organized energy as an intelligence, not a life form.