Ifg the lord created the earth, then who created the Lord?

Answer 1

He always was..its hard to think that way, we are on "linear time" thought.

Try to think in eternal time for one second....maybe you can see! Its more like a circle than a line.

David

Answer 2

this question has been on here many times. No one created the Lord. He has always been and will always be. This is impossible for man to comprehend because everything on earth in our life has a beginning and an end. Not so for God. Just as the universe has no beginning or end.

Answer 3

This is the ultimate mystery of existence -- there's First Cause (something always existing). Get rid of God and we're still left with it -- what is the thing that always was around -- the 'something' that resulted in the universe. If the universe was started with the big bang, what was the process or whatever that always was that resulted in this? If the Big Bang occurred out of nothing, then the Big Bang is First Cause and we're still left with the same problem: How did this potential come out of nothing and have in it the whole mechanism for a universe and sentient beings?

Answer 4

Well, if you read the Bible, it says that God is , was , and will always be. You can speculate all you want, but you will never know the answer to that until (and if) you reach Heaven. The Bible also states that, "for now I see through a glass darkly, but then I shall know as I am known." We don't have to understand all things with God...that's the whole point. Scripture again: "Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, and the evidence of things not seen." Believing in God, that He gave His only Son to die for our sins and therefore our opportunity of salvation, is all based on faith. I am a science major (out of college for some time now), but I see no dispute between science and the Word of God. I choose to believe that one God, the creator of the universes, created this world, rather that to choose to believe that two atoms just happened to clash together and create the world we live in. Faith in God is the bottom line...and He gave us the choice to believe in Him and serve Him, or not. As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.

Answer 5

Lord Darth Vader?

Answer 6

The same thing that created all the free hydrogen, electrons, positrons and mass that has always been and will always be in the universe according to science.

They haven't the slightest clue where all that mass came from or how it got there and don't seem to care.

Answer 7

Go read some Saint Thomas Aquinas please. According to him:
1) The world contains things that were brought into existence by some cause
2) Everything that exists is either uncaused or caused to exist by another
3) There cannot be an infinite regress of causes
4) An uncaused first cause is what we mean by G-D
5) Therefore, God exists
And as you see in step 4, he refers to G-D as an UNCAUSED FIRST CAUSE. That answers your question

Answer 8

Isa 46:9 Remember the former things of old: for I [am] God, and [there is] none else; [I am] God, and [there is] none like me,
Isa 46:10 Declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times [the things] that are not [yet] done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure.

God will not be mocked. Don't go there.

Answer 9

Chuck Norris.

Answer 10

They are all going to say that he was always here. They can accept some mystical omnipotent being as having no beginning but not a single atom in the universe

Answer 11

I don't know. It's too far beyond anyone's imagination. My best answer would be is that he created himself, but how do you do that right? I don't know that either, but I do know that nothing comes from nothing. We were definately created. There is a design to every living creature. Even if Christ was to explain it to me I'm not sure I would ever truely understand.