The idea that God created heaven and earth for the sake of humanity is so outdated and unreasonable in the light of modern sciences and belongs more to a simplistic and naive viewpoint.
CREATION
The universe spontaneously erupted from the Big Bang some 14+billion years ago.
If that was an act of creation by some deity then it was indeed impressive but was in no way aimed at creating humanity. The universe stewed for over 10 billion years before the earth settled into cooling after its heavy bombardment by asteroids and debris - not least of all creating the moon.
So the earth is roughly 4.5 billion years old and there's no evidence of any lifeform presence from the first billion years or so. Maybe it started and was snuffed out by volcanic or meteorite activty.. or maybe it just never got started in that period.
Eventually there were single-cell life forms competing the the waters and generating oxygen in the atmosphere but complex multi-celled life had to wait another 2+ billion years to emerge.
We've all heard about the reign of dinosaurs. But they took another 2 billion years to develop. They ruled for nearly 200 miilion years before finally being wiped out by yet another meteoric event.
Scientific studies have revealed that the Earth has survived 7 extinction events so if - as Einstein insisted "God doesn't play dice" - then any managing creator was seriously taking chances with their creations.
Any form of "person" has only existed for paltry 6 million years at best and even then something vaguely "human" took half of that span to develop with "us" homosapiens not emerging until the very last moment of history, i.e. 300K years ago or 1/3 million years or .0003 bilion years.
So if there was a God creator then they were extraordinarily devious and/or patient if they had (or have) any interest in producing the son of man. Even thinking that such a deity was intent of creating any form of life to see where it led is an extremely outrageous idea.
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