if i was to ask how man was created what would you say?
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Depending on what time in man's creation / evolution you're looking at, these are some of the descriptions that I've read in the Scriptures... \n\n(Cosmic) dust, a black soup-like mix, potters clay like black mud altered, a drop of fluid (semen), a clot of blood, a lump of flesh. \n\nThe first ones refer to the beginning of mans creation, while the last two seem to refer to (our own) more recent 'creations of man' from our acquired knowledge of cloning and genetic info.\nScience says much the same. \n\nTechnically, we're all an arrangement of configured atoms and energy over time that was blasted out by God around 13.5 billion years ago.
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Hoo Boy!  If you take Genesis at face value, God made the universe, and laid down certain laws, physical principles, etc..  Man was later.  Man has made laws to regulate behavior, right wrongs, and to protect vested interests.
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Adam;s father was God. God created him.
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Good question.\n\nIn short... there's no way to really know how the Universe was created.  Some look towards scientific research to explain our origins while many others trust in their faith as the answer. For now, we can only speculate.
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A: God is all, not just one sex.\n\nB: Lillith was created in God's image, Eve was created from Adam's rib.\n\nC: Those that created the Bible didn't want you asking questions like that.\n\nD: If this is just one universe in a higherarchy of multiverses, then: God could have got the prototype for woman from another universe with a female God.\n\nE: What part of man was created in God's inmage? The tangable, easily worn out body? Or, the eternal spirit?\n\nAnd if none of these thought do it for ya, please keep searching. The journey is as inportant as the destination.
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Jehovah is what you're going for.\n\nAs for the trinity, what do you make of Genesis 1:26-27?\n\n26Then God said, “Let US make man in OUR image, according to OUR likeness; let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over the cattle, over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.” 27So God created man in HIS own image; in the image of God HE created him; male and female HE created them.
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This sort of thinking should be based on observation. You can come up with any theory you like, but if it does not explain what is seen it is useless.\n\nOn this basis:\n\n1. the universe (and implcitly nature) had a beginning, about 13.7 billion years ago\n2. that beginning did not require a creator (though you may choose to believe in one - you just won't find him experimentally)
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the bible was written by man. keep that in mind.
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I would start with the origins of the universe ... if God created everything we see (and He did), then what is God like? What is our responibility to Him? What is His responsibility to us? Is it possible that we have offended God? If we have offended, what needs to happen to make it right? Has God communicated to His creation? How? Is it possible to know the absolute truth? What would God look like if He was in a Human body? How would God in human flesh treat people? What would he say? Why would a supreme God submit Himself to the ignomity of humanity? How would I relate to this God? What would this God require of me? Is there an afterlife? what is it like? \nJesus provides the answers to all these questions (and more).
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There is no way of knowing that. Maybe one day we'll have enough information to figure it out. Maybe God created it, if he/she/it exists. Maybe it has simply always been there. Logically, there must be something which has simply always existed.\n\nIn response to the person who answered after me - Something must have simply always been. No matter what it is, you can ask where it came from. And when you have an answer for that, you must question where THAT (the source of the first thing) came from. I'd say it's pretty illogical for that to continue infinitely, so there must be something that came from nothing. I never said that something had to be the matter. Just that there must be something which has simply always been. Maybe the source of all the matter is something that has always been. Those who believe in God would say that he is the source of that matter, and that he has simply always existed. Maybe it is the source of the source of the source of the source of the source (you get the idea) of the matter that has always existed. Logic suggests that eventually you would have to reach the beginning of all existence, and whatever it is that started everything.
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Your last question did...the one about why you were created.
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We were born.\nAdam was created. I don't believe he had a belly button.
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Who made the world?  God\n\nHow he control this?  His Creation, or plain.
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A supernatural being needs a creator? You are thinking of things in physical, human, terms. Yes, things in our material world MUST have had a beginning. Where did the matter to create our universe come from? How did the first celled animals originate? We know those things had to have a beginning....something had to create/produce them.\nGod exists outside of our physical paradigm. He has always been, and will always be. That is difficult for our finite human logic to grasp, but so is quantum physics. \nGod, the creator of elements and laws, exists outside of time & space...
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Adam was made in the image of God and the angels.\n\nGenesis 1:26\nThen God said"let us make man in OUR image, occording to OUR likeness; let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air,and over the cattle, over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on earth."\n\nGenesis 1:27\n\nSo God created man in his own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them.\n\nGenesis 1:28\n\nThen God blessed them, and God said to them," be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over every living thing that moves on the earth.
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The bible states that God created man (humanity, all the races) on the 6th day. Male and female. He blessed them and told them to multiply and fill the earth. Then, on the 7th day, He rested. Later.... in what many Christians today call 8th day creation.... God planted a garden but, saw there was no man to till the earth so, He made Adam, the first farmer. God brought to Adam many animals and Adam named them. These were the domestic animals we use today on farms and as beasts of burden. Wild aimals had been previously created on day 5. \n\nWhen Cain killed Abel, Cain went to the land of Nod were he took a wife. He married a female who was a 6th day creation human. \n\nLater, Adam and Eve had many children. One child, Seth, was to be the ancestor of Noah, who was the ancestor of David. From this lineage came Mary, mother of God. The reason for the lineage breakdown (the begatting) is to let us all know Christ's (for want of a better word) pedigree.