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Proof of God

For all we know, the spontaneous creation of life from inanimate matter is extremely unlikely. Otherwise, it would have happened on earth more then once. And would have already happened in our galaxy's past and we would have aliens all over the place. But there is a theory that doesn't need an extremely unlikely event: We are part of a simulation. And the guy who runs the simulation manually put in a self replicating molecule to get the whole evolution thing going. What do you think? Is this a sufficient argument to prove the existence of God?

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