How The Earth Was Made

[Finn]

Behold, one of the biggest debates.
How was Earth made.
Many theories root to religion or what is considered "The Big Bang Theory". But is that the answer?
If God made Earth, what made God? And what made what made God. It seems impossible, but somehow someway is possible. The Big Bang talks about atoms colliding. But what made the atoms? And what made what made the atoms? Everything has to lead back to the root, but how was the root made? It's a confusing theory, but what do you think?
How was Earth made?

 

[master412160]

Don't talk about it. Its to complex and won't be fully understood forever.

All you'll hear are assumptions and thoughts that won't get you any closer to the truth you seek.

Only put you floating in space when you would prefer to be with feed on solid ground. XD


But as you asked it:

My opinion is I believe in science not religion.

 

[Finn]

Don't talk about it. Its to complex and won't be fully understood forever.

All you'll hear are assumptions and thoughts that won't get you any closer to the truth you seek.

Only put you floating in space when you would prefer to be with feed on solid ground. XD


But as you asked it:

My opinion is I believe in science not religion.

Questions are what develop answers. They're the root to life. We need them to push forward. Confusion is a wonderful thing, solving it follows. No matter how long it takes. I don't believe science or religion, I'm not at all sure which it could be. I'd say both are possible.

 

[BlueDot]

Simple, the earth was created by the galaxy milky way on it early stages of birth. Asteroids, Meteorites, and Objects from space began impacting one rock or asteroid while the asteroid was rotating on the sun axis. This rock became to be Planet Earth but in its premature birth stages only rock, and liquid lava where present until millions of year later the Earth began to take shape like a ball. Gases and, fumes from the sun, and lava began to create the atmosphere with different types of chemical reactions happening intentionally. those chemical reaction took another million or more years to create the atmosphere. By time the atmosphere was taking shape, the lava and atmosphere began condensing the Earth, melting any asteroid or meteorite that was ice into water. Creating the oceans as we know them now. By the way, the oceans began cooling the earth afterwards reducing the super condense earth in a stable one. Once all that happen, the heat from the sun, and the cold from the universe began the process of life. Balancing everything all together.

Hopefully that made sense, if not let me know to fix anything.

 

[Sam]

Here is my opinion:

I don't think it matters as to who created God or who created the matter for the big bang. Here's why:

I call it computer game logic. Imagine if you were a computer game which functioned similar to real life i.e. you are a character in this game. I am the creator of the game. I could cast you down with a lightening bolt, make you do things without knowing etc. Do you really care/ need to know who created me? Time could take on a completely different meaning... A milli second to me may be a whole year for the computer game. Thus I could be the god of the computer game for thousands of years. It doesn't actually matter. In the end, something has to have existed. If you judge humans and our universe to be very complex, then possibly God has always existed otherwise our creator has a creator and so on and so forth until you arrive at something that just exists.

 

[Venom]

Its Incomprehebsible to the human mind, what the root really is and how It was made, or If it was just there.

 

[jnugget]

well if the universe is infinite then maybe it has always been there ???

 

[Taz]

Genesis Chapter 1-3. Its all there.

 

[Venom]

Its like trying to imagine what its like when your Dead, Logic says you wont Imagine anything, But you cant imagine it...

 

[master412160]

Genesis Chapter 1-3. Its all there.

Eummm... Those are just words written down in a time they didn't know anything compared to today's vast amount of knowledge. A time they didn't question anything told to them. A time they thought the earth was not round. A time they didn't know there is alot more out there then just earth and the planets around it. etc... XD

Around the same will probably be said about us in 2000 years time. So its not like I'm saying people were idiots back then but just didn't know as much as we do now. So also making it unlikely that any new religion will be born.

I'd prefer this version cause that just makes a whole lot more sense to me and many others:

Simple, the earth was created by the galaxy milky way on it early stages of birth. Asteroids, Meteorites, and Objects from space began impacting one rock or asteroid while the asteroid was rotating on the sun axis. This rock became to be Planet Earth but in its premature birth stages only rock, and liquid lava where present until millions of year later the Earth began to take shape like a ball. Gases and, fumes from the sun, and lava began to create the atmosphere with different types of chemical reactions happening intentionally. those chemical reaction took another million or more years to create the atmosphere. By time the atmosphere was taking shape, the lava and atmosphere began condensing the Earth, melting any asteroid or meteorite that was ice into water. Creating the oceans as we know them now. By the way, the oceans began cooling the earth afterwards reducing the super condense earth in a stable one. Once all that happen, the heat from the sun, and the cold from the universe began the process of life. Balancing everything all together.

Hopefully that made sense, if not let me know to fix anything.

 

[Taz]

Genesis Chapter 1-3. Its all there.

Eummm... Those are just words written down in a time they didn't know anything compared to today's vast amount of knowledge. A time they didn't question anything told to them. A time they thought the earth was not round. A time they didn't know there is alot more out there then just earth and the planets around it. etc... XD
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Actually, God gave the revelation for those words to be put down. God knows everything and theres no way you can win an argument with God.

 

[Sam]

Actually, God gave the revelation for those words to be put down. God knows everything and theres no way you can win an argument with God.

Yes but God didn't write the Bible like the Quran is believed to be the literal word of God. It was written down a while after events took place. 😉

 

[Pebbles]

i say there are other more powerful creatures out there than us
living on another planet or realm

and they made us with their magical powers
and we are like their puppets
kinda like the game sims but than for real​

 

[Myhostv]

Nobody truly knows how or even when so there is no real answer to this question.

 

[Taz]

Don't talk about it. Its to complex and won't be fully understood forever.

Nobody truly knows how or even when so there is no real answer to this question.

Actually, I'm 100% positive that God created the heavens and the earth.

 

[Watch Me Sink]

Nobody truly knows how or even when so there is no real answer to this question.

Are you sure about that? Evolutionary biologists and most scientists have a pretty good idea of when and how.

 

[Geoffrey]

I'm a Christian, so I do believe that the world as we know it was created by God. The Bible does say that there was a planet before God created life and everything else though, so that answers a few of your questions in the OP.

I'd also like to point out that Christianity isn't about trying answer the questions of our origin, how we got here, etc. Being Christian means you believe that Jesus was the son of God and died for our sins, so we don't have to live with our mistakes eternally. I couldn't care less about how the Earth was made.

 

[Jaredseven]

In my opinion it doesn't matter whether it was Science or God, I just don't like it when someone tells me to believe what they believe either way.

 

[Geoffrey]

In my opinion it doesn't matter whether it was Science or God, I just don't like it when someone tells me to believe what they believe either way.

I agree. Neither side can prove it, so how can anyone tell someone else to believe their version? That's exactly why I choose not to care, it's much simpler.

 

[Cosmic]

Genesis Chapter 1-3. Its all there.

Eummm... Those are just words written down in a time they didn't know anything compared to today's vast amount of knowledge. A time they didn't question anything told to them. A time they thought the earth was not round. A time they didn't know there is alot more out there then just earth and the planets around it. etc... XD
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Actually, God gave the revelation for those words to be put down. God knows everything and theres no way you can win an argument with God.

:rofl: :lol: :rofl:

Actually, I'm 100% positive that God created the heavens and the earth.

Why? Because everyone else believes it? I guess you just "take it on faith," but you can take anything on faith. I can take the idea that the earth is flat on "faith," and most arguments which support that method of thinking are just plees to emotion. Perhaps you might say that the bible explains a lot of things. That's yo be expected, because people back then weren't completely stupid. You could also explain that a particular "miracle" explains that god exists, like how the british expeditionary forces managed to escape the Germans during the initial invasion of France, or how the planes shot down in the Battle of Britain were taken out by angels, and so on, but these events were just pure luck. Just as many distasters happen as miracles, and most of the time miracles happened at the foot of future saints' tombs, those were just Nuns which were pressured into accepting a placebo-style cure. Ditto televangelists slapping people on the head.

Maybe there is a god, but there's no evidence, and he's a diest-style god who isn't very sociable. Otherwise, religion is an attempt by a bunch of well-developed mammals to reassure themselves that they will never die. Why else do all major religions have some kind of happy explanation of what happens when you die, from the pharos, to the buddhists, to the christians. Not that I know for certain that death is the same as being set equal to null, and then annihilated by the Java garbage collector.

Here're the facts: we simply do not know. We don't know. We. Do. Not. Know. We don't even have any proof about the Big Bang and such. We know that evolution happens, but we don't know how the first bit of life occurred. Nobody can explain consciousness, and I don't know if my dog is truly self-aware. These questions can probably be answered, but it's damn hard to examine anything that happened before we were around to collect data, and one could argue that it's impossible, and documents like the bible or the Koran aren't evidence, they're just theories. Sure, Genesis and the Big Bang both have similar amounts of evidence, but that's why I don't have an opinion on how exactly the universe came about. I just recognize that we probably don't know, which is why the bible, and the big bang, are probably BS (although, TBH, the big bang is more probably according to Occam's razor).

Are you sure about that? Evolutionary biologists and most scientists have a pretty good idea of when and how.

They have some good theories, which are basically proven. Evolution definitely happend. However, no one can explain consciousness, or the first living organism, or how it came to pass that all of the basic rules evolution relies upon came into being.

It's natural for humans to explain things they do not understand in terms of human personallities. Just look at Greek, Roman, Native American, and Asian ideas which explained the most simple concepts on a bunch of gods, or god-like creatures, which each determined some kind of natural force. People see things in terms of people, which is why a lot of people use words like "know" when referring to computers. That leads me to believe that the "creator" probably isn't human-like, particularly seeing as humans are a very late development in the universe, according to carbon dating (which the christians here are about to deny vigorously without any real proof). That said, though, there's more to life than just evolution.

Life's a simulation, plain and simple. 🙂