ATHEISTS: Who made you in your mother's womb?

Question

(Cop out) * (8888888888888) = mommy & daddy argument

Answer 1

The Mafia

Answer 2

Why do you keep asking basically the same question when you have already determined what answer you want to hear? What did you think people were going to say? Probably something like: "Oh, you've got me there! If I say my Mom and Dad, I'm copping out, so it must be a god or something. Hmmmm.....but which god are we talking about? There are many, you know.

Answer 3

A skygod who created the universe and is intimately concerned with the sexual mores of some obscure carbon based life-forms on a tiny planet in the middle of nowhere.

Is that what you were looking for?

Answer 4

My mother's genes for babymaking.

C'mon theists, "Who made you in your mother's womb" is no way to phrase a question... and the belief that's behind it is a cop-out.

Answer 5

It is process. No one made me in my mother's womb, just as no one makes the apple on the apple tree.

Things grow. People make.

~ Eric Putkonen

Answer 6

Before pregnancy begins, a female oocyte (egg) must join, by spermatozoon in a process referred to in medicine as 'fertilization'. Fertilization occurs usually through the act of sexual intercourse, in which a man ejaculates inside a woman, thus releasing his sperm.

And to answer your question, 'It was my Dad's, sperm that fertilized the egg inside my Mum's, Fallopian tubes or uterus.'

Answer 7

Really, perhaps you need to seek the science section?

Cell division and DNA make people in the womb.

Answer 8

~~~ only ,,,,, The major flaw in your question is the supposition of "who", therefore, by your illogic, you defeat your own purpose by revealing your huge bias. If you expect a serious answer amongst all the trashy responses one gets here, then you need to formulate your questions with more Thought,,, or is that just MY assumption,,,

Answer 9

That would be "what", not "who". It's been a long time since fifth grade biology, I think it had something to do with zygotes and chromosomes.

Of course, that wasn't technically "me". I became "me" when by brain became capable of conscious thought.

Answer 10

It was a collaboration with my father's sperm and my mother's egg. Really, it's disturbing that you want to hear so much about my parent's sex life. Move on.

Answer 11

the transcendent power in the world created us all.
monotheists call it 'god' and give it human-like characteristics.
i have a completely different way of discribing it, sans personification and consciousness