Why human is created?
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Because we are the result of billions of years of evolution. We are the byproduct of living things that have struggled to survive throughout the eons. \n\nAs such, we are not perfect by any means. We are a self aware bald ape. Seeing how short sighted, greedy, petty, and vicious we can be reminds me that we are the result of evolution. \n\nHowever, we can also be generous, kind, loving, patient, and wise. This is our strength as a species. \n\nWe can also communicate and understand. When we strive to do so, we can achieve peace. The problem is that the world is controlled by a minority of people that are greedy, power hungry, and wish to dominate and control others. The majority are too busy taking care of their personal business to really put this minority down. \n\nPlus, the minority controls the guns.\n\nEither that, or God created a flawed species. Blame him for not being a better bioengineer.\n\nI choose the evolution argument.
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Creation.  Our world is made so that it is able to be lived in  by mankind.  Even though it does not seem to be such, we are a gigantic spaceship that is able to sustain a multiplicity different life forms, each very complex.\n\nEither a person accepts God as being Creator, or they accept the modern religion of evolution/big bang.
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Meeting new people. Human is the best creation you know ... :)
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There is a creator.  Without intelligent design, we would be.... what?  EVERYTHING is evidence of intelligent design.  Even a worm cannot be made by a man.  That tells you something, right? Even a person who has not read Genesis can figure out that they cannot 'create' anything.  We can only take the created raw materials and mix and match them around to make something... but never CREATE anything.  God is not a creature... he always WAS, so that is why he can create.
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God created the earth and the heavens. The first people on earth was Adam and Eve. There's your answer have a nice day.
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No.  We were created by God, as people.
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Neither were the first to be born.  Humans came from a large group of primates that evovled into humans, so there was never just one human to begin with.  Religion gives an oversimplified explanation of where humans came from with no evidence other than stories that were written thousands of years ago to prove their point.
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NO ONE can answer this question except God!\n\nI believe:\nThe word God would not have been there if God didn't create humans, He created humans becoz this is what a God would do.
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Yes because humans were made as soon as Earth was created by God.
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Man will never be able to create a human.God won't allow it.They may be able to cure diseases using stem cells to create new functioning organs and that would be  a blessing.
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humans were created by a  loving and caring God , who loves them and  continue to do so, but gives us the power of  freewill or  choice.
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First of all, God created us to be like apes, preferably chimps. Second of all, maybe he thought they looked like one of his best creations, so he made us to be be like them.
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That's all wrong. God first creates us as a kind of mucous of sperm and also a bloody cell that waits coyly for the semen-snot to come and knock her up. When the male penis erectus enters the well-lubricated female vagina, SPLAAAATTT!!!!\n\nAnd that's how God creates us before we are born. I realize you probably think this is some kind of crazy theory dreamed up by a cult that wants to control your mind. But it's true. This is scientifically proven and known. So just check it out for yourself.
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The universe is constructed from a multitude of various materials. It is dynamic in form and shape due to a multitude of various processes and interactions between these materials. To the human, however, in his need to establish his place and purpose in the universe, the most important material is biological and the most important process is evolution, far it is only here that the human can learn to understand himself, an understanding that is vital to his survival.\n\nWise men, psychologists, philosophers and theologians have surmised and conjectured about the human over the centuries, and still do, but the truth about the human may be found only through factual knowledge. That factual knowledge lies in a process called evolution. The human is what evolution made him. \n\n\nfor more details log on to  http://www.onelife.com/evolve/manev.html
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Let me ask you a question.\n\nWhat came first...your brain or your skull which protects it?  Evolutionists cannot satisfactorily answer a question like this.  Only God can create an incredibly complex body like yours.\n\nAsk God to reveal Himself to you and I guarantee you that He will!!!
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God formed her after removing Adam's rib.  So there were other factors in creating woman that would keep her dna from being the same.
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The Human Soul. Precisely the same Hebrew phrase used of the animal creation, namely, ne´phesh chai·yah´ (living soul), is applied to Adam, when, after God formed man out of dust from the ground and blew into his nostrils the breath of life, “the man came to be a living soul.” (Ge 2:7) Man was distinct from the animal creation, but that distinction was not because he was a ne´phesh (soul) and they were not. Rather, the record shows that it was because man alone was created “in God’s image.” (Ge 1:26, 27)\n\n He was created with moral qualities like those of God, with power and wisdom far superior to the animals; hence he could have in subjection all the lower forms of creature life. (Ge 1:26, 28) Man’s organism was more complex, as well as more versatile, than that of the animals. (Compare 1Co 15:39.) Likewise, Adam had, but lost, the prospect of eternal life; this is never stated with regard to the creatures lower than man.—Ge 2:15-17; 3:22-24.\n\nSoul—A Living Creature. As stated, man “came to be a living soul”; hence man was a soul, he did not have a soul as something immaterial, invisible, and intangible residing inside him. The apostle Paul shows that the Christian teaching did not differ from the earlier Hebrew teaching, for he quotes Genesis 2:7 in saying: “It is even so written: ‘The first man Adam became a living soul [psy·khen´ zo´san].’ . . . The first man is out of the earth and made of dust.”—1Co 15:45-47.\n\nSince the term ne´phesh refers to the creature itself, we should expect to find the normal physical functions or characteristics of fleshly creatures attributed to it. \nThis is exactly the case. Ne´phesh (soul) is spoken of as eating flesh, fat, blood, or similar material things (Le 7:18, 20, 25, 27; 17:10, 12, 15; De 23:24); being hungry for or craving food and drink (De 12:15, 20, 21; Ps 107:9; Pr 19:15; 27:7; Isa 29:8; 32:6; Mic 7:1); being made fat (Pr 11:25); fasting (Ps 35:13); touching unclean things, such as a dead body (Le 5:2; 7:21; 17:15; 22:6; Nu 19:13); being ‘seized as a pledge’ or being ‘kidnapped’ (De 24:6, 7); doing work (Le 23:30); being refreshed by cold water when tired (Pr 25:25); being purchased (Le 22:11; Eze 27:13); being given as a vow offering (Le 27:2); being put in irons (Ps 105:18); being sleepless (Ps 119:28); and struggling for breath (Jer 15:9).\n\n Genesis, as well as many other portions of the Scriptures, shows that man does not have a soul as something immaterial residing in him. Rather, he is a soul. At death man passes into nonexistence, awaiting a resurrection. (Ecclesiastes 9:5, 10; John 5:28, 29; Acts 24:15; Revelation 20:12, 13) The Bible likens death to a sleep from which one can be awakened in the resurrection.—John 11:11, 43, 44.