no one created us. thru an incredible amount of evolution and luck, we became what we are today.
2007-06-29 13:54:57
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answered by Sid 4
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It depends upon whom you ask.
Some say that the earth and the rest of the universe originated from what is called a "Big Bang." They look at the universe and see everything seems to be moving outward from some where. They reason that if they are moving outward, the were at one time closer together. They reason the further back in time one goes, the closer together they were. From that logic a one time them must have been very densely packed. Then something happened. They don't know what, but something happened and that very dense object came apart. The reason that there must have been tremendous energy released because it blew the pieces so far apart. That release of energy is what is called the "Big Bang." It's based on logic and observation.
These people say that man is kind of an accident resulting from a lot of chemical activity around the time this planet was formed.. As is their way, they set about to test their theory. they took some of the gases that they deduced were around the time of the earth's creation, and some of the chemicals and, and put them in a sealed chamber. Then they subjected the stuff to heat and electricity as they deduced would be present during the creation of a planet. After a few days they found a kind of sum had formed on the inside of the container. They found that the compounds were organic in nature... that is complex carbon molecules. Had they created life? No, of course not. But they had only been working on it a few days. The Earth had a few million years.
Their theory is that eventually some of these compounds found out they could reproduce themselves. Some of these were more successful, and eventually began simple organisms. Some of these evolved into more complex organisms. And they've been doing it ever since.
Some say that some deity or other (depending on the religion) did it. But they offer proof. Their claim is based on faith which, in turn, is almost universally based on dogma. None can explain why some spiritual, omnipotent, omniscient being would need with a short-lived mortal pet like a human being. They say that humans are this being's children and that the being loves us. But for some reason this loving parent subject his or her offspring to disease and death. And they can't explain, how the offspring can be so entirely different from the parent. They tell us that there are some things that we're not supposed to understand.
For that reason, religion doesn't lke science.
Others say we were planted here by extra terrestrials. Perhaps we're just a lab experiment... maybe some school kid in a galaxy a couple million light years away was given an assignment... Maybe the experiment's over and they just forgot we were here.
But nobody really knows... well, except for the various religions, many of which disagree on the details. But then, there are some things hmnans aren't supposed to understand.
2007-06-29 14:36:41
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answered by gugliamo00 7
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The universe came from a finite potential that evolved into matter,stars and us.
Some time in the past the universe developed the capacity to became aware of it's self.
Time,environment and chemistry dotted the universe with entities like us,we are the consciousness,the eyes and ears of the universe.
2007-06-30 01:45:32
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answered by Billy Butthead 7
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Why do you think it's a "who"? The idea that the creator was a highly complex entity simply leads to an infinite regress: how did that creator come into being? All indications are that things started simply, and evolved to more complex forms. Some people resist this idea, because they combine the role of creator into one entity with the role of a powerful, benevolent father-figure who will guide and protect them. Their need for such an entity overwhelms their thought processes about creation and evolution.
2007-06-29 14:32:07
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answered by cosmo 7
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Ilya Prigogine and nonequilibrium thermodynamics after a quantum mechanical fluctuation created the universe. The whole of the contents and fields of this universe sums to zero. Shows how much can be done with nothing.
2007-06-29 14:12:08
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answered by Uncle Al 5
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The Bible says "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth." (Gen.1:1) It then goes on to describe God's creation over the course of that first week of the heavenly bodies as well as all plant and animal life and our original parents, Adam and Eve, from whom the entire human race is descended,
2007-06-29 15:34:18
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answered by Anonymous
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Nothing was created. It all occurred naturally according to the basic physical laws of the universe.
You know when you're asking a question like that you're just fishing for a specific answer.
2007-06-29 13:59:41
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answered by eri 7
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I am aghast that you apparently have not read the Eddas which clearly state that the frost giant Ymir and the primeval world-cow Audhumbla created the world. It goes on to tell us that after Ymir drank Audhumbla's milk, his armpit sweat begat the various gods and giants. The gods overthrew and killed Ymir, and then Odin made people out of tree trunks.
It really upsets me that you don't know these things, and I am concerned that when you die you will not be accepted into Valhalla. Please consider carefully.
2007-06-29 14:24:04
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answered by ZikZak 6
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Our physical bodies come from the Earth and our spiritual bodies come from Heaven, all of this energy comes from The First Energy source which is in the center of this universe.
2007-06-29 16:19:23
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answered by spir_i_tual 6
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This is the Science and Mathematics section. As there is no scientific evidence that anything that could be identified as "who" created either the universe or us, your question is not appropriate here.
Try the Religion and Spirituality section or the Myths and Legends section.
2007-06-29 13:59:22
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answered by aviophage 7
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Some say God, some say Allah, some say Buda, some say Babajee. Depends on what you believe, perhaps all of the above are the interpretations of the same beings by different cultures.
2007-06-29 17:36:39
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answered by ? 3
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