Evolutionists how do you believe....?

Question

that the Earth itself came into existence?

I find that hard to believe. You don't get something from absolutley nothing.

Answer 1

O.K., but I just know you'll never believe me when I reveal to you that my uncle Charlie gathered up a bunch of dirt and made himself all kinds of planets, people, and animals to screw around with like Lego toys.
Perhaps if I had written it all down 5000 years ago, and called my book "holy", you might have believed me.
Well, now Charlie's mad at me cause I waited so long to tell you.-----Sorry Charlie.

Answer 2

In the aftermath of the big bang a lot of matter and antimatter was produced, which annihilated each other. But there was a slight asymmetry, as more matter was produced. After the initial inflationary period when the universe cooled down enough we ended up with a lot of hydrogen (still the most common element, some 75% of the total mass of this universe). This hydrogen clustered together, gravity did its thing and the first stars were born. These stars produced the heavier elements up to iron. Supernovae are responsible for the other elements. Eventually a star accreted enough debris and this was slowly molded into what we now call our solar system.

Answer 3

There's nothing to believe. The process is well known. If you "believe" that a ball will come back to Earth if you throw it in the air, the formation of the Earth itself is an inescapable extension of the same process.

Now if you asked, "Where does the Universe come from?", then that's a different question...

Answer 4

Why does ever one think evolutionists is an actual group?
Any ways I believe in evolution. The big bang is a theory of where the world came from. I haven't heard an way that I can say I'm sure about.

Answer 5

Why would you ask "evolutionists" about that, since biological evolution began billions of years after the earth came into existence? They are two totally unrelated topics. Astrophysicists would be more likely to have information relative to your question.

Answer 6

You have two options.

1) God has always been here and he created the earth and the universe.

2) The universe has always existed.

Why is option 1 any more plausible than option 2? If you say that God always existed then what was he doing before he created the Universe? While we're at it, please tell is if God create the billions galaxies each with billions of stars all at once or did he simply snap his fingers and initiate the big bang?

Answer 7

Gravity and a lot of time.

edit: I think you are confused. It's the Creationists who believe that the Earth came from "absolutely nothing", not the evolutionists.

Answer 8

Earth was made from materials left over from the creation of the sun.

P.S. Evolution is about where life came from, not where the earth came from.

Answer 9

Look up 'stellar nebula' and 'planetary formation'. By the way... the 'theory of evolution' has to do with biology... not how planets form. Also... this has nothing to do with 'belief'... these are well-known scientific 'facts'... directly observeable by astronomers.

Advice:

1) Don't go to religious sources for information about science... they lie.

2) Don't go to scientists for information about religion... they don't care.
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Answer 10

Try reading some actual books, there is all sorts of information out there. If you stick with fairy tales, you really wont ever learn anything abotu the real world.