Don't think of something that complicated, seriously. You're right about where did the two atoms come from but that's really hurting your brain. Where did God come from? Humans?
Ah, finally someone who understands that matter doesn't just come from nowhere! Personally I think I'll stay out of this one, just leaving it at "I'm a strong believer in Jesus" and be done with it, since it does no good to argue, lol (and that always happens in a place this big).
a good point however, you CAN live without helper T cells, you would just be very very vulnerable, Im taking an introduction to medicine course, and it does happen, you've heard of people living in germ free enviornments correct? well those "bubbles" are in order to counterbalance this immunodeficiency. Id say there is a god as well, but when you think about it, there are millions of galaxies and planets out there, none of them support life, so it could be a really big coincidence that our planet is in a perfect position. I believe that all things exist because of trial and error, I believe there were primary versions of everything that exists now, and it simply took time for everything to become right so that existance was possible in our environment.
God, always "was". He wasn't "created". We can't understand how God always "was". Our mind is not capable of grasping that. I don't know how He always "was", and if you told me that 5 years ago I would have thought you were crazy believing that. If you don't know how God came into being, how come you believe the earth just "came into being".
the higher life form is god as we know it, I am in the longrun trying to say that god created man and all else rather then we created him. I think the way god is percieved is made by us and that is why we have different opinions of what god really is and how he works. Where god came from is something impossible to assume, because we assume he is a being without limitations
How do you know there is no life in any other planet in any other solar system? And what IS the galaxy expanding into? ..no really..that confuses me.
what i dont get is that that humans were created by god on the 5th day am i right? but there is evidence that humans were created billions of years after earth was created,
amen on the expansion thing, I think all things have a start and finish, but how that is I have no idea, I'll think about it and propose something tommorow lol. and we dont officially know that there isnt life elsewhere, being that conditions are perfect here, it is very possible they are perfect elsewhere as well, one day I imagine we will know.
yes, that's the creation/evolution debate. It also goes into how old the earth is, and honestly, no one really knows.
Ok then if god created atoms, who created god? This is something I ask my self. He could of not all ways been here.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for allowing me to say this, a famous play "inherit the wind" assesses this. The bible never says how long a day was back then, it was simply put as a day, it doesnt neccessarily imply that being 24 hours, each day could have been a million years as we see it today, so this is possible assuming that by our scale those 5 days would equate to a million years
Ahh well I'm off... BlueJew, just wanna say it was cool readin and discussin what you had to say. I'm glad that there are people with some original and really good theories to life. And um..I salute you and your knowledge XP later dude.
goodbye Diablo, I must say this is the most intellectually stimulating discussion Ive had in a long time, thanks all of you
How do you know he could not of always been here? It's just the way we naturally think. When we're old enough to understand things and form opinions, we automatically assume nothing can have always been and nothing will always be.
OO OO, pick me, pick me!!! *raises hand* Those days might just have been in God's terms, and as the Bible says, a thousand years to us is but a day to Him, and a day to us is a thousand years to Him. Oops, I broke my resolution to not get involved *ducks and hides*
