I'm not sure if you're serious, but creation theory or no, this is our playground. Whether or not there is other intelligent lifeforms out there is immaterial in the face of such vastness. There is simply so much, for lack of a better word, space in space that we can consider all of it ours. The beautiful thing is that even when we claim it all, there is still more.
There are (probably) stars out there that are so far away that light from them and light from our star have not had time to meet yet. There are places in this universe that no human will ever know of, much less see with their own eyes. There are entire world, solar systems, galaxies so far away that we can't reach them before the heat-death of the universe. Specks of foam lost in the endless sea that is our universe. Specks of foam larger than anything we've ever known.

This place we live in is ours to see, and we will never see it all; never discover all of it's secrets. We are tiny, infinitesimal, but no less significant than VY Canis Majoris that impresses us so. Do you believe that that star is even close to the biggest thing, even in reachable space?