If we came from clay, why is there still clay?

Question

If we can from God, why is there still God?

Or does this explain his noticeable absence?

How many times a day does the Xian version of this get posted?

*Chug*

Answer 1

If seeds come from plants, why are there still plants?

Or,

If paper comes from trees, why are there still trees?

Answer 2

If God used up all the clay, then you would be saying, "What's clay? I dont believe in God bc He said he made us from clay, and clay doesnt even exist." You would still find a reason not to believe.

If we came from a God who is infinite, then how can you use up something that is infinite?

Mark 8:18

Answer 3

Well, many cars a few years ago were first modeled using clay. Maybe we were at one time also when we were originally designed. I like to think of it as being similar to the Claymation Studios animations work. Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer? Whatever.

Answer 4

God is really into pottery, see. He goes up the Hudson Valley to get his supply of blue, red, and grey-brown clay to create very cool creatures and artsy sculptures. As long as there is clay, God will be ecstatic.

Answer 5

How much clay do you think it takes to make a little human?

Answer 6

If I came from St. Louis, why is there still St. Louis?

If we had to genetically engineer bananas to be edible, why are there still people claiming God made them perfect? And how did we achieve the current banana without engineered evolution? And why do bananas still occur naturally with the same less edible traits?

I'm so confused!

Answer 7

Heh. If we came from clay, why, oh why, is there still Clay Aiken?

*drink*

Answer 8

This makes no sense.

Answer 9

Wasn't it dirt?