Who Created this Earth
By lesterdsa
@lesterdsa (1638)
India
36 responses
@y2ksuprio (853)
• India
21 Oct 06
if the earth exist then it dosen't mean that it had to be created by someone.It is a natural phenomena.many things are till unknown to us so we cant say that who created it?
@samimkardar (828)
• United States
18 Jun 07
u r rite mr. y2ksuprio. It is a natural phenomena.
Our creation is also a natural phenomena.
But the question is "What is the natural phenomena?"
Answer: All the things are created with in the system of nature. It is called natural phenomena.
Another Question arise here: How the the natural phenomena produced or created? There should be someone to create and coltrol this whole system of universe.
Can u imagine this whole universe is running without any control system.
Sun arises on the particular time set on the time.
Moon arises and set on the particular time.
Sun can not enter in the path (Orbit) of Moon and vise versa.
This solar system is a very small and pointed part of the universe. The universe have thousands and millions of the systems as like our solar system.
Are they running independently.
Tell me. When u were a child of a few months. Were u able to talk, walk or eat by urself. Nop there were ur parents who guided and trained u to do this.
When a Human is dependent on others than how these non living things can move and run their own.
The whole Universe is running and moving in discipline and in very colculated way.It is impossible to be done without involment of any power.
It is done by a power which we called Nature.
Who is the nature?
That is God. Owner and creater of all the powers.
@sambosch (843)
• India
21 Oct 06
If you believe in GOD then GOD did and if you dont then i think it is said that there was an explosion a lot of years ago and earth is a small broken part of what exploded. Earth was very hot at that time but it cooled of as it went away frm the Sun that is why we have volacno under the land.
@ranjeetkolarkar (1595)
• India
5 Jun 07
i am not sure of who created the earth.
But one thing is for sure, who ever created this earth must be a true genius...
and even if it was created by some man, he has to be as genius as god himself.
@mikee_meeh (168)
• Philippines
25 Feb 07
I believe that God created this Earth and through God all things here are made possible. Science always tried to explain everything but they never succeeded because there are some things that are beyond our knowledge which somehow makes us believe in God.
@FrancyDafne (2047)
• Italy
26 Mar 07
Who created the Earth on which we live? What a question....
Every religion has its own answer and everybody says to have the truth.... Who created the earth is a mistery than no one can explain.... We should accept our ignorance on this subject and devote ourselves towards more important subjects, like, for istance, how can I pay my last gas bill? :-)
@wmg2006 (5381)
• United States
23 Jan 07
No it could be GOD. I have seen some awesome things that I know man could never have made. Just traveling in the West of America is enough to make you believe in GOD. The mountains, the Grand Canyon, The desert, the waterfalls they are made by GOD and no other.
@rahulkumar (161)
• India
4 Jan 07
i dont think so that a simple human can creat this whole earth i think actually its a power which we cant see and by the way why u r forgetting the god and its power is also god all right.
@samimkardar (828)
• United States
3 Feb 07
Ofcourse God... the only lord of the Universe, The creation of this world is the reaction of big explosion, it is the scientific theory, but the science is also the creation of God. When the universe is created by Science, it means the Universe created by God through science.
@rpafsal (18)
• India
12 Jan 07
the god created the earth and he created everything and also human being for surviving in this world and he is the creator of everything and it is a good question and i think you understand my words
@andyishere (345)
• India
27 Dec 06
helo......
my friend,
No one have created the Earth it was created by nature.
