How did the universe begin? (excluding the christian way and the big bang.)?

Answer 1

When starting with nothingness it boggles the mind where or how this universe was created. The question of how life's began is so amazing we spend a tremendous amount of time trying to figure it out. Has it ever occurred to you no one knows or it cannot be traced back to its origins?

Can man accept he may never know? As far as I am concerned I appreciate my beingness and self awareness as an entity. Has it ever occurred to you our full appreciation and unconditional love of life itself is the repayment for the miracle of life?

But just like a child without knowledge of his parents will continually search for his past and man will forever seek knowledge of his origins and that is OK.

Answer 2

God created the Big Bang, and after thousands of years, a plant was formed which he called "Earth." In another 6,000 years, he started the animals out of dust, created the world's rivers, lakes, plains, forests (the mountains would come much much later) Mankind slowly evolved oveer the course of billions of years, until they became the common ancestors of monkeys. After another couple million years, after the long time God had the image of man under control, there became ADAM. God took out one of Adam's ribs, and formed EVE. Together they lived happily, until they ate off the forbidden fruit tree. When the time of Noah came, there was a great flood. When the flood ended, nothing more existed but him, his sons, wives, and 2 of each kind of animal on the Earth. Mountains came from God, and he sent the creation of Rainbows, which meant today's 9/11 moto "Never Again."
Out of judegemt, we now only live a meer ninth of what was lived in the old days. This is the fault of the first of us. Adam and Eve.

Answer 3

Maybe it always existed, why couldn't it? Maybe the "big bang" wasn't really the beginning. Maybe what we think is the universe is just a small part of the actual universe.

Answer 4

well there is a theory that few have discussed here at yahoo. Its the idea of little people coming here from another world, seaching for a new form of energy. They create this universe that we live in for one purpose, to create a permanent production line to feed their need for energy.

The design is like this. We people take in all this energy during our entire lives. We die and our souls go to their universe, thus providing them the energy they need. The design is to meet their growing need, so they made us to reproduce so that the population would increase.

there's only one thing wrong with this theory, there's no proof at all.

So guess it can't be true! oh well, back to the drawing board.

Answer 5

How can you exclude the most widely accepted scientific theory and the religious belief of some and expect an intelligent answer?

Answer 6

Well those are the two most widely accepted answers. Technically if you can back it up you can say whatever you want...its not like anyone was their to watch so no one really knows. I personally like the big bang, its got the most evidence.

Answer 7

Well,it was like this. Me and my buddies were sitting around bored one afternoon, back in the 5th grade. Frankly,we desperately needed something to do. My friend Terry pointed out that maybe our weekends wouldn't be so boring if something existed - you know,,just anything? - so we got busy with my dad's tools and a little science handbook and hey,whadaya know,suddenly we had this like mega bunch of raw matter to mess around with. Now,this was admittedly a few billion years ago and today a kid could find better things to do,but you know,if there's more to do today isn't that kind of because of us? I mean,give a little credit,y'know?

Answer 8

The universe began when we learned to notice it and search for knowledge of it. When we decided to think outside of the box and acknowledge that things exist and try to get an answer for it's existance.

Answer 9

Well M Theory suggests that it was caused by a collision in the underlying framework of of other universes.

Answer 10

You can't exclude the big bang, because that is how it began. Some nine billion years later, our solar system formed, and a few hundred million years after that, life began on earth. (We don't yet know how.)