did the universe begin, or has it always existed? It then immediately says that Atheists believe the universe has been here forever, this simply isn't true, all scientific atheists agree that the big bang happened, but there could easily had been previous universes before us, and could be future universes ahead of us. The video then shows the second law of thermodynamics, firstly, it completely
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are one people and they have all one language; and this is only the beginning of what they will do, and now nothing they have imagined they can do will be impossible for them (Genesis 11:6). Nimrod was a man who was recognized by the creator of the universe as a mighty man with a mighty skill on earth (Genesis 10:8-9). We should not forget that the unification of his people was what prompted God to confound (mix up, confuse) their language. In other word, the Lord gave humanity the gift and ability
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The Biblical creation account pays more attention to details: seven days. Specific organisms being created on what days. This definitive sense of time contributes to a sense of more defined and concreteness about the story. In contrast to this, the Mesopotamian myths seem to possess more of an abstract and comparatively unclear account of creation. For instance, in The Babylonian Creation, there is no sense of determinate time in the story. It says, “Days on days, years on years passed…”. With this
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In the beginning, there was nothing. You could imagine the nothing as a gap, a void filled with swirling movement, not emptiness. There was nothing that held together, nothing distinct, nothing measurable. There were no borders or limits, but within the void appeared Gaia, the Earth. In the depths of the lowest extent of Gaia was Tartarus, the place of punishment, a world beneath the world. Gaia and Tartarus emerged spontaneously, and were joined by Love, the fundamental creative force. By herself
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“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). The first thing God needed to create was a stage for his creation. Once that was created light was needed for it to be seen. So, God created light. Not the sun, but what makes the sun, moon, and stars shine. He did not do this so he could see, but to show us that only Satan and his minions work in darkness. Once this was finished he separated the light from the darkness. Wesley commented on this saying, “So put them asunder as
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This paper examines the relationship between the planet Earth and life by first exploring Earth’s origin and life’s formation and their relationship with rocks and understanding the chronology of Earth’s major events that shaped it. The major events discussed in this paper are the physical formation of the Earth, the Glacial Epoch, and initial oxygenation of the planet. Then it delves into Earth’s own adaptive mechanisms and its interaction with organisms that inhabit on this planet by considering
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that change is logically impossible if the materials that lay the foundation of the world are said to be entirely static. These ingredients are the first principles that pre-Socratic philosophers moreover agreed to be originating substance of our universe. Thales believed it to be the element water, Anaximander believed it to be the non-material property of the ‘indefinite’ or Apeiron, Anaximenes sought air, and Heraclitus deemed it to be fire. Heraclitus assumed the most definitive matter to be fire
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For centuries, humanity has been debating on the origin and meaning of life. From theories such as evolution, Gods and Goddesses or a higher power, such as one God. Scientist have given out theories on the origin of life such as the big bang theory. Some religions have accepted the concept and have developed their own explanations for it. For example, Christianity has explained the big bang as God creating light on earth where God in the bible says “…Let there be light, and there was light (Genesis
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The primordial soup hypothesis is saying that life formed in a sea or lake and contained protein, which would eventually evolve into animals and plants. It also is stating life began over three and a half million years ago. Both A.I. Oparin and J.B.S. Haldane came up with the idea separately, but it was first presented in 1920. The theory says that a single, simple molecule was energized by lightning and the rain created the organic soup. In 1950 they did an experiment, they mixed gasses that were
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Have you ever wondered what lies beyond the many galaxies in the extensive universe? , Possibly a new home? Here on earth humans are diminishing their planet and causing problem, such as overpopulation, poverty, hunger, and pollution, some believe it may be time to look for a new home. After Space exploration began on October 4, 1957 when the Soviets launched the first artificial satellite into space, our understanding for space has grown tremendously. Scientist have even started looking for other
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