Can the Universe exist without a Creator?

Question

Why or why not?

Answer 1

Of course, it already does.

Answer 2

It is plausible for the Universe to exist without a Creator. Lots of random things happen without any DISCERNABLE involvement from a "creator" - example: formation of a hurricane. Just because something exists doesn't mean someone had to make it (rocks anyone?)

However I choose to believe that there is something greater that we cannot explain, I don't know if it is the creator but science has yet to give an answer and I find it highly improbable that all this exists due to pure chance even though there are billions of galaxies and planets and therefore tons of opportunity for life to develop.

Point is, it is possible for the Universe to exist without a Creator but I highly doubt that.

Answer 3

It is much simpler to rationalize it without a 'creator' Let's greatly oversimplify things and not even bring quantum science and the relative nature of time into the picture.

1)We can trace the universe back to a point when there was nothing but energy.

2)Everything that has happened since, including the evolution of life, can or is within the realm of being explained by science. No need for a 'creator'

3)Even if you accept the illogical premise that something can have 'no beginning and no end' isn't it more likely that that something is simple energy as opposed to a being with magical powers?

In short, there is simply no reason to bring an unnecessary complication like a 'creator' into the equation.

Answer 4

Yes. The Universe has a beggining, and will have an end (thermodynamic death). The Universe has a cause and a finality. The universe thus, like any thing created, (beggining, end, cause, purpose, etc) must have a Creator. Some say that the Universe is chaotic, this is false; the Universe has more sence than we imagine.

Answer 5

Yes. It appears to have evolved from the simplest possible state to increasing complexity.
Start with a singularity, then expand, seperate mass and energy, combine subatomic particles to make protons and neutrons, combine to make hydrogen (with traces of helium and lithium), combine to make the first stars, use nuclear fusion to make heavier elements, explode in supernovae to scatter elements into cold space where they can bond to make organic chemicals, etc.

With a creator you have the logical problem of things being generated from increasing complexity rather than increasing simplicity. For example, Universe is created by a complex supernatural being--where did a complex supernatural being come from? Did it evolve or was it created by an even more complex supernatural being? Or if a complex god can evolve from nothing, why not a universe? If it needed a more complex supernatural being then we get into the problem of ever increasingly complex regression.

So really, introducing the supernatural as an explanation is just illogical.

Answer 6

No it can't. Saying the world exist without a creator is like saying that a painting was painted without a painter, or a building was built without a builder. It's impossible to have a creation without a creator.

Answer 7

Gravitation is the reason for the very existence of the Earth, the Sun, and every object in the universe; without it, matter would not have coalesced into masses and life would not exist. Gravitation is also responsible for keeping the Earth and the other planets in their orbits around the Sun; the Moon in its orbit around the Earth; the formation of tides; and various other natural phenomena that we observe.

Earth's atmosphere is a layer of gases surrounding the planet Earth and retained by the Earth's gravity. It contains roughly 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0.93% argon, 0.04% carbon dioxide, and trace amounts of other gases, in addition to water vapor. This mixture of gases is commonly known as air. The atmosphere protects life on Earth by absorbing ultraviolet solar radiation and reducing temperature extremes between day and night.

If you where to change just 1 thing by .1% we would die .

now all those thing all at the same time is amazing in it self .
Sientices say that ther is some thing missing from the element chart .


According to Galen, these elements were used by Hippocrates in describing the human body with an association with the four humours: yellow bile (Fire), black bile (Earth), blood (Air), and phlegm (Water).

Some cosmologies include a fifth element, the "aether" or "quintessence." These five elements are sometimes associated with the five platonic solids.


whereas Fire, Earth, Air, and Water were earthly and corruptible, since no changes had been perceived in the heavenly regions, the stars cannot be made out of any of the four elements but must be made of a different, unchangeable, heavenly substance.[1] The word aether was revived by late 19th century physicists as a term for the proposed invisible medium which permeated the universe, the luminiferous aether.

so for now we call it the missing elements
THE 1ST OF ALL ELEMENTS = GOD with out this element no element could work

and if you have any knowlage of the bible you now that the world is ruled by the divel and is marked by the devil. you say how . the world spins at 666,666.666 thosond miles an hr. around the sun.

may God bless us all

Answer 8

noops,never.it cud b best understood as the universe cant live widout sun,air,water etc. n someone must b n some1 iz dere to supervise all of em.if it wus widout a Creator it kud hav ended.for example if the earth is tilted even an inch towards sun everything wud burn in fire n if tilted away an inch everything on earth wud b freezed to ice.so this immaculate calculations and perfection kud only b a work of d GREATEST master and sole owner of dis earth..n not just a mere coincidence.
hope dis is ur answer.
GOD bless ya

Answer 9

What is a creator? The energy that started it all was the creator, but there is no father figure in the sky punishing and blessing ppl...it's a simple lie to control superstitious and scared ppl.

Answer 10

Absolutely. It already does. Just because we don't know the origin in full detail is no reason to assume that it must have had a creator. Science will eventually figure it out.

Answer 11

of course there is a creator , nothing starts from nothing, we can as far back as the big bang , but what made that happen . so there must be something out there.