do u think god just created the earth or he also created whole universe?

Question

if he really created whole universe, why he need to make the uncountable planet & galaxy into universe?

Answer 1

god did not specifically put anything anywhere.
it just happened

The earth is not the center of" GODs" universe

comparing the earth to the other billions upon billions upon billions of other stars and planets shows just how insignificant our we are and our ideas of god.

I believe in GOD, just not the one from the bible.
god does not look or think like a human in anyway shape or form. God has nothing to do with Jesus, and god definitly has nothing to do with "worldly" churches


God exists as truths in math, physics, chemistry, and dimensions. period. All life can start with these basics consistencies. If we remove them we will die.

just realize how insignificant humans are in the universe.
we are 1 out of 10000000000 000000000000 00000000000 00000000 000000000000 possibilities out there.

Answer 2

I am God and as such I feel uniquely qualified to answer this question. I did create the whole universe and whilst I admit that it is quite large, I think that for you you to describe it as "uncountable planet & galaxy into universe" is both an exageration and a display of poor grammar. When I created the Earth I must admit that I did so at the end of what had been a rather hectic week. You may be surprised to learn that, throughout the universe, I created over 150 planets, most of them round. In addition I did twenty eight suns, six black holes and fourteen shiny things that you haven't discovered yet. You need not concern yourself with such weighty thoughts. Be good, and when you die i'll let you stay at mine. Be bad and I won't. Simple; just like the little earth people I created.

Answer 3

definite God created each and every little thing such because of the fact the universe and definite which potential he's the chief of all! God has consistently been he did no longer relatively come from everywhere. it relatively is kinda no longer uncomplicated to think of in spite of the indisputable fact that it relatively is genuine! God has consistently been and could consistently be. he wasn't created because of the fact he's and replaced into the magnificent writer. he isn't a creation of yet another being. He has in simple terms consistently been there on his throne on severe. wish that helped!

Answer 4

If people think that the universe was created by a superior being that they call god, I wonder what their thinking is on where he came from, surely he must have been created by some even more superior being, perhaps this was gods father? but then I wonder in turn how was gods father created? assuming this theory is correct, there have been a whole long line of gods, each one taking over from the previous one, does this then mean that Jesus who was supposed to have been gods son will then become god one day?, of course this would require Jesus to have a son who would then follow him.
Not really likely is it?, don`t use the arguement that god has always existed, everything has to be made or created, otherwise it would not exist.

Answer 5

I believe man created God as a way of explaining the existence of those things that he could not explain. The big bang theory seems the most plausible of the current explanations for the origins of the universe. The daft rules of organised religions have been introduced as a form of social control for the less educated. As education among the masses has increases so the belief in God has decreased.

Answer 6

Ha, ha, I like KBW3's answer. It was an interesting thing to ask this question because now we have Christians and Atheists and who knows what other kinds of people answering tis question.

He created everything: the solar system, the galaxy, the accompanying galaxies, the whole darn universe, and the emptiness between universes, and the 4th ant 5th dimensions if they exist. Everything.

Answer 7

Maybe it is all true if the multiverse theories turn out to be correct. some of them state that the universe is one of many so maybe in one universe someone called GOD really did create the earth and in another universe it was created by a DOG. Personaly I don't have any faith in god since I know logic.

Answer 8

sorry loaded question..it begs the question! the universe is well capable of existing without the invention or intervention of a hypothetical omniscient or omnipotent 'god' It is blasphemy against the scientific credo to substitute mere assertion for evidence or proof. To 'LC' et al funny fundies out there..this is major league philosophy, math and physics out here..not some trailer trash SWUSA bible belt drivel. You have obv no idea how much scorn and ridicule your primitive unreconstructed predjudices attract. Much later..in a timescale a brontosaur would take to react to a bite on its tail..the IDiots and the creationshits will realise they have been subtly and humanely refuted

Answer 9

GOD created everything. I don't understand why he created all the other planets, but all seem to be interdependent in some way. For instance, the moon affects our tides. The earth rotates around the sun which provides light and warmth. I don't know if there is life on other planets, but if there is, then GOD created it.

Answer 10

This all depends on your religious faith.I presonally dont believe an invisable being magically appeared out of nowhere and created us.The thought of a god creating our universe and world is a very slim.Not to mention that God goes in both directions.God is said to be all loving,let many and a lot of scriptures says God is cold-hearted.There are lots of videos talking about the subject.But most of my friends believe they will go to heaven on Judgement Day.And like I stated before;I dont believe an invisable deity created us or our world.And we are here to ponder and wonder,and to solve one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of our time,"OUR EXISTANCE".