aren't you amazed at how the universe started from nothing and?

Question

created this wonderful world we live in now? How it created air for us to breath, and night for us to rest, and day for us to walk the earth and earn our living. How it created plants which we use now to create medicine and some we use for food and drink. How it created stars for ships to travel the seas and kept the oceans in their place and not drowning us. And in those oceans it supplied us with fish in which to eat, all this from nothing and without setting out for the purpose of housing us, amazing.

banjingo- you said it yourself PREDICTABLE

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Answer 1

Yes i am totally. how if anything wasn't just right.in the right amounts, in the right place we would not be here.so many other planets out there with no life and we have it in abundance,yes God sure is amazing how he did all this. amazing .yes it is.

Answer 2

Uh yeah... the universe didn't create. You look at these things and think that they must have been created, and that is the first step to closing your mind - it is already made up. If you look and say "how did this happen?", you find that it's natural and that event builds on event, and that human existence is not all that significant in the universal scheme. You also find many things that are leftovers from previous times like human tails and appendixes.

Answer 3

What am I amazed at, is how ignorant people can be of science. Scientists don't claim "all of this came from nothing". In fact, the only people proposing that something can be created from nothing are creationists.

Hate to break this to you, but we no longer attribute air, planets, day and night, stars and water to the works of magical beings. Heck, most Christians don't even do that.

You've got over 500 years of science to catch up on. Better start reading.

Answer 4

The universe, the Galaxy, and this earth wasn't created out of nothing, there was material that God used to create everything.

Answer 5

I am an athiest Hindu. As per Hindu philosaphy, first there was nothing (0), then billions of years passed (Yugas) and there arouse differences in this nothing and split it in to -1 and +1. The process continues even now and we have what we call our universe which is nothing split in to -ve infitinity and +ve infinity.

The sum of the universe is still nothing. Everything will cancel out like -ve and +ve charges

Answer 6

I'm not that egocentric to think that everything was created to serve me or mankind.There is more going on then what men want and mankind's interests have not always been served by nature perfectly.

But that is just me.

I suppose you think an invisible guy somewhere just made it out of thin air all for you.......

Answer 7

I find it more amazing that you believe everything exists solely for humans, for 'reasons' that oddly coincide with human egotism.

'It created stars for us to travel the seas'

I cannot conceive of such a huge ego as one that could believe that everything was 'created' for it.

Also, how do we know that the universe started from nothing?

Mightn't it always have been here?

Update: You just typed 'PREDICTABLE'

Is this some kind of code?

Answer 8

of course i am i study about the universe all well most of the time i would tell you but it would be too much really amazing

Answer 9

wow... someone didn't pay attention in science class


here's a hint before you go BACK TO THE BOOKS:

it was all downhill from "started from nothing"

Answer 10

WRONG! HE snapped his fingers and created all as we know it today. That makes much more sense moron!