So, let me sort out the facts I've gathered here.
Creation:
Day 1: He created light.
Day 2: He separated the sky and sea.
Day 3: He created dry land and plants
Day 4: He created the Sun, Moon, and stars (This seems redundant, but I think I can explain. On Day 1, He created a 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000W workstation bulb, but on Day 3 water splashed on it, and it shattered. He figured next time, He'd go with giant orbs of super-heated gas.)
Day 5: He created birds, insects, and sea creatures.
Day 6: He created animals and man.
Day 7: Nappie-poo.
The way I see it, Days 2, 3, 5, and 6 were spent working on Earth. Days 1 and 6 He worked on the rest of the Universe. But the Earth is just a speck of dust in the solar system, which is a speck of dust in the galaxy, which is a speck of dust...you get the picture. Why did it take 2 days to create the Universe, and 4 to fix up Earth? *Im not done yet*
2006-12-07
18:51:15
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Did He delegate the rest of the Universe to the other gods, then have them killed so that He could be the one and only? Or did He just take His sweet- time making everything on Earth. Why did he need to rest after that? He is supposed to be all powerful, but making man pooped him out! Did he conjure up some beer, sample his new marijuana plant, and watch the hot -fest going on in the Garden of Eden?
2006-12-07
18:51:28 ·
update #1
Ya, ya. I'm a 300 lb. bald loser with no money, no girlfriend, and no job. I'm going to hell when I die and I eat babies for lunch. But so far, only one answer explains why He rested (thanks for explaining that, btw), but nobody has explained why it took 4 days to create the Earth, when it took 2 days to create everything else. Put your Christian noggins together and think up an answer for me.
2006-12-07
19:39:08 ·
update #2