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Originally Posted by jeepnut's slave
God created it all...
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But to what extent? Did God just create the materials of the universe and they formed together, or did it "snap its fingers" and planets formed? And, what was on planet? Was it barren and then for millions of years create a livable enviorment, create many species, watch them die, and then produce more through the changing climate?
If you're basing your conclusion on the creation myth, I'd like to point out my confusion about a particular part...
The myth supposedly points out the number of days (seven, I believe) it took to create everything... and then at the end, man(kind) was created. First, I wonder, are the days based on Earth's spin? That is... an "Earth day". Would the seven days include the millions of years of before, after, and during the age of dinosaurs?
I don't expect you to know the answer, I'm just trying to point out that there are quite a few flaws with the "direct" creation of the planet. God, however, could've easily created the materials necessary for the Universe to form itself.
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