What motivation did God have to create life?

He wanted to grow little humans that looked like him and sort them into two separate piles, one good and one bad, and punish the bad ones for eternally and reward the good ones for eternity. He bases his opinion of what is "good" and what is "bad" on whether or not they believe the story that he artificially inseminated a virgin 2000 years ago so he could grow up and be tortured and executed and come back to life. In order to do this he created billions of light years worth of space, most of which his beloved humans will never see.

God grow to be lonely? God grow to be bored? Why do human beings purchase issues at the same time as they could? For those motives, of route. God grow to be interestingly all-loving even earlier the universe grow to be created, so why may he create human beings to love? He grow to be all-understanding, so why may he create a universe to work out what human beings imagine about what takes position? He grow to be all-useful, so why may he create topics to rule over, if he already is wide-spread with that he's a lot extra influential than they're? So back, boredom, being lonely, and doubtless because he purely needed extra galaxy associates to loaf round with, were likely his motivation.

Look for the woman.

When a man behaves out of character or in an otherwise apparently inexplicable manner, the reason may be found in his trying to cover up an illicit affair with a woman, or to impress or gain favour with a woman.

-Cherchez la femme!

GOD IS GOD. Why don't you ask Him that when you are standing before Him giving an account of your life while you were on this earth? I am sure He Knows Why......maybe He Will Share It with you.

Fellowship.

Love! God has a love for life. 1John 4:8

He was bored with eternity so he created life to keep him company and watch the unfolding human comedy.........

I think that your last bit summed it up. God wanted some serfs whom He could bully around. Who says He isn't all-loving?

God had his own motivation, what motivated you to ask this question, was it me someone else or yourself?..

Maybe he desired to set his imagination free.

---Do you think God seeks out his own creator?...or perhaps another lifeforce of similar ability?