Are we alone in this universe?

Probability suggests that we are not the only lifeform in the universe.

Mathematically there should be an enormous amount of other planets in the entire universe that can support life and should have life on them, also mathematically few would be in close proximity to each other. Since we don't know of any other life forms, yet alone intelligent, outside our own planet, we are probably the wrong ones to ask this question of.

Personal opinion only!

No way are we alone. In my opinion life is the norm. Not to say every planet and moon is inhabited but I do think there are literally billions upon billions of life forms in the universe. We might even recognize some of them as life.

I don't think we're alone. Even if there's no god and life happened by accident, the unviverse is infinitely large and chances are it's happened before, somewhere else, and will happen again.

Will we ever MEET these other life forms? That's another question. Would we even recognize them as life--could we exist in the same atmosphere/temperature range?

It is more logical to believe that the Bible is true and accurate than to believe in evolution and the Big Bang. The Big Bang is often described as "nothing got busy (or sometimes "became unstable") and became something." I have heard it descriintelligenty by the scientists who support it.

We have plenty of evidence that Jesus raised from the dead. If he raised from the dead, then His claims are true. If His claims are true, then the Bible is true. If the Bible is true, then Genesis is true. If Genesis is true, we are the only intellegent sentient life in the universe.

No way. I highly doubt the universe is just one big waste of space. (no pun intended)

no of coarse we arn't... if u have a family or friends... then obviously ur not alone.