LydiaFre

Generically I would say there is nothing that could prove the existence of a "God" to me since I am not capable of truly comprehending such a force. I am too primitive and my intellect and senses are too limited and easily manipulated to be trusted.

But if pressed to answer, I would have to define my terms first. If by god I were to mean a being worthy of my worship I would have to say there is no proof any being could provide to convince me it was my "god".

If by god I meant an omnipotent force that was the source of the universe, then creating another universe would be proof enough for me.

I was thinking more along the lines of the life on other planets being exactly the same even to the species level, in Star Trek Humans can mate with and have children with many of the other humanoids the DNA is so similar. Plants are so similar that even on a planet never explored medicinal plants can be identified due to being the same species as plants on Earth. If life on other planets was the same as life on earth down to the species level, sycamore trees were sycamore trees and oak trees and pine trees, a very boring prospect IMHO, wouldn't it indicate a common creator for them all? Just a random idea from a late night Star Trek marathon...

There is no logical step from "In this universe, carbon based humanoid life evolves most successfully" to "A god created them"