If God created man from dust, why art there still dust?

Question

Hence disproving the foolish question by which is the predecessor.....

Answer 1

lol, that was a great one.

logic along the same vein as "If man evolved from primates, why are there still apes?"

Answer 2

God just used a little dust to create the first man and from that man came the rest of civilization. He did not need all the dust in the world to create the first man. What kinda question is this? Probably a ridiculous one gwiz

Answer 3

Wait a minute. If we start as dust, and end as dust, how can there be more people now than there used to be? I mean, after we die do we leave behind more dust than we started with? Or are we made of less dust than people used to be? Doesn't it logically follow that we are eventually going to run out of dust?

Answer 4

Because man has to return back to dust.
"Dust Thou Art, and Unto Dust Shalt Thou Return."

Answer 5

On the first day God created the man. Than he setdown and rest. On the second day God created the world. He setdown and rest. On the 3 day Got created the women. Antyl God created the women he and the man never rested again.

Answer 6

Why, is all dust suppose to disappear after the creation of man? That dust there by your feet--it's your descendants so be careful with your sweeping.

Answer 7

God didnt need all the dust in the world to make one person. I mean people who make ceramics dont use all the dust in there own city to make one pot do they??

Answer 8

We come from dust and when we die out bodies will return to the dust. But those who accepted Jesus will live eternally with Jesus. Praise the Lord!!!

Answer 9

Do you always talk like that, because that's really annoying.

Dust is dust. It is made up of dirt, dead skin cells, and other very small particles. As for god making us out of it. Um, no.

Answer 10

easy -- because as god says, from dost thou cometh and to dust thou wilt return. When adam was made, there was no dust, but since people keep dying, dust reemerges.