how did it begin ?????

[the stranger]

hey

we always ask ourselves how would be the end of the world .......

But did you ask your self how did it begin :confused:

because there are a lot of theories talking about that ,the scientific one and

the religious one

so with which one do you go and why????

[DarkAce]

Hurray, haven't had an evolutionism vs creationism thread in awhile....

I'm on the evolution side. It's pretty much concrete fact, based on what we've observed/studied of nature to conclude on how the world began and evolved. Now what force started it all to put things in motion is debatable. What caused the big bang?

[MacRasta]

What caused the big bang?

Or was it The Big Hiss ? (http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99995092)

MacSnake

[the stranger]

big bang or big hiss ,but how the LIFE started ....

let say that the universe had been created then how the life started on earth

if we say that the first cell evolved to create the human so who create this cell

and who gave life to this cell ,that what i am asking about ....... :confused:

[DontBeAfraid]

google abiogenesis... then in a few years when you understand it come back and ask again.

[playmaker88]

big bang or big hiss ,but how the LIFE started ....

let say that the universe had been created then how the life started on earth

if we say that the first cell evolved to create the human so who create this cell

and who gave life to this cell ,that what i am asking about ....... :confused:

Using your logic, who or what created GOD?

[Strife]

Hmm, in the sense of science, who or what created the big bang? It'll go on and on for both sides. I WISH WE COULD HAVE THE ANSWERS!! :bncry:

[abcdefg]

asssuming you believe in God of the Bible, note i said God not Jesus, He says "I am the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end." God always was and always will be. there is no "time" to God. this is my view on it.

[Doomer]

asssuming you believe in God of the Bible, note i said God not Jesus, He says "I am the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end." God always was and always will be. there is no "time" to God. this is my view on it.
OK, now define "God".

[abcdefg]

i cant define God. what would you like me to say? the God i believe in is the God of the Bible. what do you define God as?

[mickydoolittle]

You can't define that which you can't comprehend.

If you had written that, you would have more credibility.

Try harder next time.

[lazserus]

Abiogenesis is an interesting concept and has recently had quite a bit of experimental evidence to support it. If anyone's intersted in a good article discussing life's parents, check out:

http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=00067AE2-6A4B-1C72-9EB7809EC588F2D7&pageNumber=1&catID=2