How was the world created?

Answer 1

Answer: The world was created by a long process beginning with the collapse of a huge molecular cloud under the influence of gravity. Most of the mass collected to form the sun, with a disk of material (the protoplanetary disk) spread out around the newly formed star. Further "ordering" under gravimetric influence produced "centers of accretion" where enough material gathered to form the planets. All of these facts can be checked by using the link below and then following the many links there. Though there is no proof that God created the world, there is no proof that He did not do it, and by using this means to bring about His plan. You are completely free to see things as you wish, but you are strongly urged to think for yourself. The earth and the other planets exist, they all orbit the sun, and all move in the same direction. These facts fit the model of the formation of the earth. This is impossible to know for sure. The leading theory is the big bang which created the entire universe as we know it and provided the elements for the first stars. There was a giant star where the solar system is now. It exploded spreading material out through space. The material contained all the elements we find in our solar system today. After many millions of years the material started to come together again because of gravity. Most of the material came together in the middle to form our sun. The rest of material circled round the sun and came together through gravity and collisions to make the planets about 4.5 billion years ago. It took another few million years for the collisions to stop, one giant collision with the early Earth is thought to have created the moon. The Earth started off molten but began to cool and formed the crust. During the cooling most of the water and gases were released from inside to form the oceans and the atmosphere. After life evolved it changed the atmosphere and the surface to what we see now. Answer Created by God. The Earth and the whole universe was created by God. On the first day of creation he created light and darkness. On the second day he created water and sky. On the third day he separated the dry ground from the oceans and created all vegetation. On the forth day he created the sun, moon, and stars. On the fifth day he created all of the water dwelling creatures. On this day he also created all of the birds. On the sixth day he created all of the creatures of the land. It was on this day that he gave life to man. He called this man Adam. On the seventh day God rested.

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Either everything came from nothing or everything came from something. We can not comprehend either possibility; so we make up stories the become religions (then fight like children over who is right). I choose to believe everything came from something - that something is my God. I think our difference is only in the words we are using. "Something" from "ex nihilo

I actually belief both, if you can comprehend that. My God did create everything, though everything was created out of nothing, or in the original language, ex nihilo, which simply means out of nothing. I know that they are really the same thing, but I consider this idea to be two streets that end up at the same intersection

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As an Islamic belief, I believe it was made by God for a reason and everything around us too. It wasn't all just luck or a coincidence because that's impossible. Science can prove everything but they cant prove how the first spec of life was made. I believe in Allah and Islam. That's the reason for the whole world coming into existence.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, so like, billions of years ago, there was this big bang, like the ultimate mic drop, and then boom, the universe was born. Over time, stars formed, planets came into existence, and eventually, Earth was like, "Hey, I'm here too!" So yeah, that's basically how the world was created, no biggie.

Answer 3

Answer: The world was created by a long process beginning with the collapse of a huge molecular cloud under the influence of gravity. Most of the mass collected to form the sun, with a disk of material (the protoplanetary disk) spread out around the newly formed star. Further "ordering" under gravimetric influence produced "centers of accretion" where enough material gathered to form the planets. All of these facts can be checked by using the link below and then following the many links there. Though there is no proof that God created the world, there is no proof that He did not do it, and by using this means to bring about His plan. You are completely free to see things as you wish, but you are strongly urged to think for yourself. The earth and the other planets exist, they all orbit the sun, and all move in the same direction. These facts fit the model of the formation of the earth. This is impossible to know for sure. The leading theory is the big bang which created the entire universe as we know it and provided the elements for the first stars. There was a giant star where the solar system is now. It exploded spreading material out through space. The material contained all the elements we find in our solar system today. After many millions of years the material started to come together again because of gravity. Most of the material came together in the middle to form our sun. The rest of material circled round the sun and came together through gravity and collisions to make the planets about 4.5 billion years ago. It took another few million years for the collisions to stop, one giant collision with the early Earth is thought to have created the moon. The Earth started off molten but began to cool and formed the crust. During the cooling most of the water and gases were released from inside to form the oceans and the atmosphere. After life evolved it changed the atmosphere and the surface to what we see now. Answer Created by God. The Earth and the whole universe was created by God. On the first day of creation he created light and darkness. On the second day he created water and sky. On the third day he separated the dry ground from the oceans and created all vegetation. On the forth day he created the sun, moon, and stars. On the fifth day he created all of the water dwelling creatures. On this day he also created all of the birds. On the sixth day he created all of the creatures of the land. It was on this day that he gave life to man. He called this man Adam. On the seventh day God rested.

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Either everything came from nothing or everything came from something. We can not comprehend either possibility; so we make up stories the become religions (then fight like children over who is right). I choose to believe everything came from something - that something is my God. I think our difference is only in the words we are using. "Something" from "ex nihilo

I actually belief both, if you can comprehend that. My God did create everything, though everything was created out of nothing, or in the original language, ex nihilo, which simply means out of nothing. I know that they are really the same thing, but I consider this idea to be two streets that end up at the same intersection

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As an Islamic belief, I believe it was made by God for a reason and everything around us too. It wasn't all just luck or a coincidence because that's impossible. Science can prove everything but they cant prove how the first spec of life was made. I believe in Allah and Islam. That's the reason for the whole world coming into existence.

Answer 4

In this answer I will assume that the reader wanted an answer from a Christian perspective, rather than from a scientific one, and therefore the answer(s) must be found in The Bible. There are 3 biblical sources of information on the creation of the world: 2 in Genesis and a fragmentary one in Psalms and the Book of Job. Because the third one is fragmentary, I will ignore it in favour of (1) Genesis 1:1 to 2:4a ; and Genesis 2:4b to 2:15. In Genesis 1:1 to 2:4a ( up to first sentence of 2:4) there was a pre-existing watery chaos. The ocean was already present and a wind moved across the surface. The seas rested on the dry land, which appeared on day 3 when God gathered the waters together. The order of creation was as follows: (Day 1) light (day);

(2) the firmament, which was believed to separate the waters of the heavens from the lower waters;

(3) By gathering the lower waters in one place the land appeared. Grasses and trees;

(4) sun; moon and stars - the lights in the firmament;

(5) fish, land creatures and fowl;

(6) man, both male and female.

Notice that the light of day was not yet understood to have originated from the sun, although the sun was universally understood to rule the day. That is why it was possible to have grass and trees before the sun was created.

Genesis 2:4b to 2:15 is actually the older account in the Judaic religion and says that there was pre-existing dry land, but Yahweh had yet to make it rain for plants to grow. A spring arose and God took some moist clay and made Adam.
The King James Version contains a translation that is so obscure that few probably try to understand it fully. However, there are clearer translations that are also closer to the original Hebrew, one being the (Catholic) New American Bible which provides a clearer translation of the original Hebrew verses 2:4-6: Such is the story of the heavens and the earth at their creation. At the time when the LORD God made the earth and the heavens - while as yet there was no field shrub on earth and no grass of the field had sprouted, for the LORD God had sent no rain upon the earth and there was no man to till the soil, but a stream was welling up out of the earth and was watering all the surface of the ground ...

The order of creation in the second creation story is that God made man before he created the creatures in his domain. There is no mention at all of God creating the sun, moon and stars.

More information can be found in Anchor Bible Series: Genesis (Speiser) and Middle Eastern Mythology (Hooke). Also, please visit: http://christianity.answers.com/theology/the-story-of-creation

Answer 5

There are various cultural and religious beliefs about how the world was created, such as through scientific theories like the Big Bang or religious beliefs like creationism. Different cultures and religions have their own creation stories that explain how the world came into existence. Ultimately, the question of how the world was created is complex and can vary depending on one's beliefs and perspectives.

Answer 6

Charles Darwin and evolution, the big bang

Answer 7

different cultures believe in different ways. the most popular theories is that God created everything or there is the big bang theory.

Answer 8

wrong, it was created by a person named God, created the planet water and many other things🚲🏀👩🏾💂‍♀️💴🍔🎮