god isnt something you "prove" its a personal faith built from reading the bible, and him communicating to you.
Well actually, to build this 'personal faith' i'm pretty sure you would have to prove it to yourself, even if you do so irrationally.
wayyyyyyyyyy too many coincidences for my liking.
Well... first I don't know what you mean by 'coincidences', we're
not claiming that our planet came into existance 'just by accident' - in fact we're saying quite the opposite. It's been explained by theories using natural processes, that can be proven again by others and are varified by independant lines on inquiry.
In other words, while of course there are some gaps, we've developed a rough model of how we've gotten to where we are today, using theories/experiments/science, not just by saying 'it was all an accident'.
yep this was result of a big meteor hitting the earth, and 6.4 billion years later viola
You see the thing is, that's not ALL of what people are saying. The age of the earth fits basically with how long evolutionary biologists would want... The idea that comets carry minerals has been shown... I'm not going to continue, but what you've attributed to just saying 'there was a massive comet, then 6.4 billion years, then what we see around us' is actually much more complicated than that. In other words - Strawman.
have any evidence where life came from justen? bridge me the gap of no life -> life for me please
I'm willing to say I don't know. Now what? I think the science, beyond the existance of the universe is excellent and I think we're right on track with it. But maybe because I'm honestly just not intelligent enough to understand it all, I don't think our theories reguarding the creation of the universe are all that awesome. I'll explain to you my rough understanding of steps 2-now or whatever, but I honestly don't know what step 1 was. Yea, but seriously... now what? What's your point?