who created everything in the universe?or how was the universe created?

Question

To be inclusive!

I BELIEVE IT WAS GOD, Just wanted to get everyone's thoughts!

Answer 1

God

Answer 2

Three major things that I think can make any one hard to deny the fact that God exsists and that he made the world and Universe infact:

1) Camofladge:
The creatures are given a skin with the same color as that of surrounding. Let us suppose no higher power exists. Then did the creatures create theirown skin? Do they even know what they look like?? Suppose we beleive they created their own skin then I ask u...Can u by any chance grow even a hair on ur bodyby mere wishing.
Look at the eyes on the skin of a butterfly..They look like an eagle's or an owls which are the enemies of the animals that eat butterflies. Who gave these small cute creatures their skin and a source of protection.

2) The meteors:
God gave the Earth an atmosphere so as not just would let humans
breath but also burn down the largest of meteors headed this way, amazing isnt it :)
Im sure u know what would happen if all of them had hit the earth.

3) Do u think that anyone who has been left unpunished for rape, murder, stealing will just die. NO. certainly not. God has given them time and he will catch them.

Answer 3

No one created the universe. It always was and always will be. Somewhere in the bible it mentions this; unfortunately the lie was what was created when the writers (old men of ancient times) gave the universe a maker called Creator (the god myth).
Don't forget that people of these times believed that the earth was the center of the universe, was flat or carried on the back of turtles, the starts were just a curtain, etc, etc.
The closest to reality were probably the Aboriginal peoples of Australia who believe that an ancient celestial baby was rocked out of its mothers cradle and fell to earth; thus causing the beginnings of life...the celestial baby was a comet, and left a 5Km wide crater in mid Australia.

Answer 4

who or what created god? 99.9% of scientists who didn't get their PHD by mail believe the universe was created by the big bang,and the big bang was probably initiated by a quantum vacuum fluctuation. thousands of the world's most intelligent people have worked towards this conclusion for over 200 years, why because the evidence for it is before our eyes. some of it may be difficult to understand, there is proof for it. there is no proof that any gods exist except hundreds of holy texts from a thousand religions, these were written by men. if you want advice on finance you go to a financial expert, if you are ill you go to a doctor, if you want to know where the universe came from you go to a cosmologist or a physicist. if you really want to know you will read these sites, if you don't want to know you will ignore them

Answer 5

The creation of a universe from nothing is just as plausible as the creation of a God. However, when you add a few historical notions from the bible, the latter becomes less plausible:
- God would create us, then kill us in a flood.
- God would EVER need to kill first born cute babies.
- God would ever say not to covet they neighbor's wife, then have a child with Josephs wife.
- God would ever say thou shall not murder, and then kill us in a great flood or through numerous plagues.

With all of these things that a God would NEVER have to do, I would believe that it was not a god that created the universe.

Answer 6

do you remember from history when people said that the earth was flat.... well the said that because they did not know, and they add some gods to explain the unknown things...

Same thing here, we just do not know for sure when the universe was created.. as simple as that. There is not need of gods.

Answer 7

There is a big bang theory that says the universe exploded into existence, expanded and got bigger and then shrunk and disappeared into nothingness. Then it started all over again (bit like Matrix Revolutions, actually). Perhaps the universe(s) has always been here. Perhaps it just is. (Perhaps the universe is just another word for God.) I know one thing, you won't find the answer here (for several thousand years anyway! Lol)

Answer 8

In the absence of viable evidence to suggest anyone created it or proof that it even was created (even quantum physics can't say if it was-yet) why waste time on conjecture? The universe is and always has been-end of story. Who cares who might have created it or why?

Answer 9

God created everything. That doesn't mean that God didn't set things up to also have some extent of a natural explanation that we humans could have some understanding to. I believe he created everything in the way that the Bible explains it. Example, in Gen 1

9 And God said, "Let the water under the sky be gathered to one place, and let dry ground appear." And it was so. 10 God called the dry ground "land," and the gathered waters he called "seas." And God saw that it was good.

It doesn't say by what way the water under the sky moved, it just says God said for it to move and it did. So, it could show up in some scientific explanation of how it formed, but ultimately, God said for it to and it did.

Answer 10

The Rig Veda questions the origin of the cosmos in:

"Neither being (sat) nor non-being was as yet. What was concealed? And where? And in whose protection?…Who really knows? Who can declare it? Whence was it born, and whence came this creation? The devas were born later than this world's creation, so who knows from where it came into existence? None can know from where creation has arisen, and whether he has or has not produced it. He who surveys it in the highest heavens, he alone knows-or perhaps does not know." (Rig Veda 10. 129)

Answer 11

Nobody knows for sure. However, most religious people subscribe to God creating the universe, and most scientists to the Big Bang theory. Me, I believe the universe was created when two other universes collided when they were high on crack and they procreated, passing on bad crack-loaded genes. That's why the world is so crappy today. (Well, not really, but I'm not telling you what I really believe. But I might as well make you laugh.