I would like some advise

[Astonished]

Well when you consider the odds of what follows a universe (which if you claim a designer has ALWAYS existed, is it inconceivable that the non-designed universe itself simply ALWAYS existed? Here's some balm for that cut by Occam's razor, BTW) either existing or coming into existence by whatever means, the emergence of an observer, or multiple observers, is practically inevitable. The number of planets per star, the number of stars, and all that, you will get some kind of life somewhere. We're not fucking special.

The 3 types of Galaxies by estimated % distribution:
1. Elliptical 60%
2. Spiral 20%
3. Irregular 20%
Is recognized that only Spiral Galaxies could support life; others don't provide shielding from the galactic core radiation. So just on that basis, 80% of the heavenly bodies are eliminated from supporting any kind of primitive life.
How many planets does God to fulfill His reason for the universe? One. Almost all of the material making up the galaxies was used by God in fashioning the cosmos under 1 second from the big bang event.

That's still virtually a limitless supply in the grand universe beyond what we're capable of observing. Or did you think you were making a point? Because baseless assertions aren't points. I think you may have needed to be educated on that. Seems you may have missed a day in kindergarten.