Would it all matter if we weren't here?

Question

Would the Sun rising, or mountain formation, or planets exploding, or even the universe, would any of that matter if there were no human beings alive to question these things? Let me know your thoughts.

Sorry if it's not so clear. I meant to say that if there is no one to look at it, does it matter. Would time exist with no life in the Universe? I didn't mean no humans, I meant no life whatsoever.

Answer 1

there are still other living organisms. it would probably be better if we weren't here interferring and screwing things up.

Answer 2

It would only matter to those beings aware of their existence.
We are only extensions of God's awareness of himself. His experience is eternal.
Earth was slated for destruction but this has changed because of the human experiment change. There are enough humans who have turned back to God to avoid destruction.
More than enough to tip the scales.
Rev. TomCat

Answer 3

From that point of view...none of it matters unless I am here. As soon as I die, none of it matters...to me. If you weren't here....well....it wouldn't matter to you. This is why, as people get older, they want to leave a 'mark' on the world. Some people just have an unmarked gravestone. Other men build empires. But...none of it really matters once you are dead....

Answer 4

No, it wouldn't matter. I believe this whole universe was created for man. No man? The universe is trash.

TX Mom

Answer 5

What I think is that you cannot ask that question if you didn't exist. But your question is not so clear. What does it matter to who

Answer 6

yes, we are not the center of the universe.