CREATION OF UNIVERSE

[ahmetcelik]

The Universe and its elements : all the galaxies, stars, planets, asteroids, the Milky Way, the Sun, the Earth, the Moon and billions of other immense bodies are rotating and revolving in excellent harmony. If scrutinized in terms of cosmic, physical, mathematical and bio-chemical aspects, from micro level to macro level, the Universe proves to be supplied with the most suitable design for human life.

From the expansional rate of the Universe to the location of Earth in the Solar System, from percengates of athmospheric gases to properties of sunlight, innumerous equilibriums are sustained each second and each hour. Not even one of these arrangements may occur by chance. All obey the infallible wisdom of God exhibiting His might and art.This web site displays the evidence for the creation of the Universe and it reveals the eternal might and wisdom of God, who created this great universe from nothingness.

www.creationofuniverse.com/
www.harunyahya.com/

[P!nk4eva]

I believe in the Big Bang.

[Matej]

Well technicly, the Bible is right. The universe was created from nothing to our knowledge. Science calls it "the Big Bang"

So both theories are right.

[Squall]

pink4eva said:

I believe in the Big Bang.

Ditto

If god took 7 days to make Earth he musta been pretty bored when making the other...trillion trillion trillion planets

[aether]

didn't Pat do it?

[P!nk4eva]

squall2 said:

pink4eva said:

I believe in the Big Bang.

Ditto

If god took 7 days to make Earth he musta been pretty bored when making the other...trillion trillion trillion planets

Didnt god only create "Earth"?

So i doubt he made all the trillion, trillion planets lol.

I wonder how big the universe really is.

[Squall]

pink4eva said:

squall2 said:

Ditto

If god took 7 days to make Earth he musta been pretty bored when making the other...trillion trillion trillion planets

Didnt god only create "Earth"?

So i doubt he made all the trillion, trillion planets lol.

I wonder how big the universe really is.

He did? Oh well, i've never picked up a bible so i don't know these things

Still find that idea pretty ridiculous though

[svank]

squall2 said:

pink4eva said:

I believe in the Big Bang.

Ditto

If god took 7 days to make Earth he musta been pretty bored when making the other...trillion trillion trillion planets

And God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark seasons and days and years...

There's the stars, and planets in our solar system, gotta be the planets in other solar systems, too.

[« tman »]

I believe in creation (created by God)

[Spooky]

Ah the old evolution vs creationism argument.

Creationism - all things were created, substantially as they now exist, by an omnipotent Creator, and not gradually evolved or developed.

Evolution - the continuous genetic adaptation of organisms or species to the environment by the integrating agencies of selection, hybridization, inbreeding, and mutation.

I've seen the case for creationism and read at some lengths but it is mostly flawed.

I find it fascinating that children are taught creationism from a very early age at nursery and primary school and evolutionism is introduced far later. Two completely opposing theories - just to confuse them!

Creationism has no place in a science lesson, likewise evolution has no place in religious education.

Religious tolerance aside, I come down firmly on the side evolution.

[Rebel Leader]

cablecat said:

Ah the old evolution vs creationism argument.

Creationism - all things were created, substantially as they now exist, by an omnipotent Creator, and not gradually evolved or developed.

Evolution - the continuous genetic adaptation of organisms or species to the environment by the integrating agencies of selection, hybridization, inbreeding, and mutation.

I've seen the case for creationism and read at some lengths but it is mostly flawed.

I find it fascinating that children are taught creationism from a very early age at nursery and primary school and evolutionism is introduced far later. Two completely opposing theories - just to confuse them!

Creationism has no place in a science lesson, likewise evolution has no replace in religious education.

Religious tolerance aside, I come down firmly on the side evolution.

My point exactly. I wish more people understood this concept

[Gonubierat]

wooper said:

Well technicly, the Bible is right. The universe was created from nothing to our knowledge. Science calls it "the Big Bang"

So both theories are right.

Not entirely. The Big Bang assumes there was something...

[Gonubierat]

cablecat said:

Ah the old evolution vs creationism argument.

Creationism - all things were created, substantially as they now exist, by an omnipotent Creator, and not gradually evolved or developed.

Evolution - the continuous genetic adaptation of organisms or species to the environment by the integrating agencies of selection, hybridization, inbreeding, and mutation.

I've seen the case for creationism and read at some lengths but it is mostly flawed.

I find it fascinating that children are taught creationism from a very early age at nursery and primary school and evolutionism is introduced far later. Two completely opposing theories - just to confuse them!

Creationism has no place in a science lesson, likewise evolution has no replace in religious education.

Religious tolerance aside, I come down firmly on the side evolution.

Don't be ignorant. Evolution has no place in a Science lesson either. Since when you talk about Science, u should be teaching fact, rather than a theory, which may, or may not be correct.

[mainstreet]

gonubierat said:

cablecat said:

Ah the old evolution vs creationism argument.

Creationism - all things were created, substantially as they now exist, by an omnipotent Creator, and not gradually evolved or developed.

Evolution - the continuous genetic adaptation of organisms or species to the environment by the integrating agencies of selection, hybridization, inbreeding, and mutation.

I've seen the case for creationism and read at some lengths but it is mostly flawed.

I find it fascinating that children are taught creationism from a very early age at nursery and primary school and evolutionism is introduced far later. Two completely opposing theories - just to confuse them!

Creationism has no place in a science lesson, likewise evolution has no replace in religious education.

Religious tolerance aside, I come down firmly on the side evolution.

Don't be ignorant. Evolution has no place in a Science lesson either. Since when you talk about Science, u should be teaching fact, rather than a theory, which may, or may not be correct.

ummm... actually a "theory" is (defined by dictionary.com) "A set of statements or principles devised to explain a group of facts or phenomena, especially one that has been repeatedly tested or is widely accepted and can be used to make predictions about natural phenomena."

[Kazak]

Who/what created God then?

Dagnabbit, back to square one!!