Can you name one thing made, created, or formed from nothing?
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No, everything came from a source, but its name was never Jehovah.\n\n"In many cultures it is customary to answer that God created the universe out of nothing. But this is mere temporizing. If we wish courageously to pursue the question, we must, of course ask next where God comes from? And if we decide this to be unanswerable, why not save a step and conclude that the universe has always existed?" ~Carl Sagan
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sense no did makes Question???\n\nWhat the hell are you asking?
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Um... were you "created"?
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No one can create or help in creating living things.\n\nPlanting is not creating, because you are planting seeds of an already created mother plant.\n\nGiving birth is not creating, because you are delivering someone who God has created in your womb.\n\nCreation of living things is an adjective which is exclusive for GOD ... \n\nGod has created mosquitos ... can anyone create a living mosquito ??? How tiny it is but no one can create a single living mosquito .... but GOD
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God created anything! That's all there is to it.
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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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As to what?  The very first time or a specific chemical / physical entity?
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No, it's simple, something can;t come from nothing. It's like pointing to nothing and saying that eventually a monkey is going to appear. They say that we came from a giant piece of matter exploding or a monkey , but where did that come from? They tell you nothing, but something can't come from nothing!
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If you allow other elements, many hundreds can be formed, some probably have never been made or identified.  The simple ones can be found at\n\nhttp://www.webelements.com/webelements/elements/text/Sb/comp.html
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It's an interesting question.  'Nothing' is an idea, not an object or a place.  By its very definition, it can't be something, because then it would not be nothing, so your sense of a physical space that we could call nothing is linguistically impossible.\n\nNot every culture has or had a word for 'nothing,' so in a sense, you could say that 'nothing' was an idea that someone invented at some unknown point in the past.  You can think of it as the absence of something, or as a philosophical abstract, or a mathematical starting point.  I think the oldest language with a word for 'zero' was Arabic.  Incidentally, this is why there was no year 0, and 1 B.C. is followed immediately by 1 A.D.  When the priests who were writing the calendar system that is the basis of the calendar we use today, they had never heard of the word/number/idea of zero.  How could they have missed this? Who knows?  It seems impossible to us now.\n\nAs for the 'no matter within a space' part of your question, the answer can be found in a common physics equation that I am sure you know: E=mc^2.  Energy and mass are equivalent.  If there is no 'matter,' or really, mass, within a particular volume of space can you really say that there is nothing there?  No.  On the quantum level, there is really no nothing.\n\nBecause there is still energy in any given space, there is the potential for mass there at any time.  Energy is not really a concept that can be localized or zeroed out- because of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle we know that it is impossibile to measure exact position and speed at the same time, and we have never been able to achieve absolute zero (the temperature at which all kinetic energy becomes zero)- it's probably impossible.  The average temperature of the universe is known to be 3 degrees Kelvin, due to the cosmic microwave background radiation, an after-effect of the Big Bang.  Basically what I'm saying is that if the 'energy' within a space can't be zero, on a quantum level, then the mass can't be, either.\n\nAnother way of thinking about it from a quantum mechanics perspective is wave/particle duality.  This is a concept that even physicists have trouble wrapping their minds around, but essentially the point is that particles have wavelike qualities and waves have particlelike qualities.  It's back to the Heisenberg uncertainty again.  Until they are measured, particles do not exist in any one place, they exist in all places simultaneously with different probabilities.  For any particular particle, there may be an infinitesimal chance that it is inside the space you are looking at to find emptiness, but if you add it all up, it is incredibly likely that some particle is there at all times.  \n\nOnce a particle's position is measured, the system collapses and the particle has a location, but you cannot measure every particle at once and any particle you have just measured can go back into its quantum state afterwards, and again be anywhere with some probability.\n\nThanks for the interesting question- a chance to flex my brain this afternoon.
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Sit around and wonder how to create something that will destroy what you created
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how do you think the earth was created? Or you?
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matter is neither created nor destroyed
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No.\n\nSome things can never be made up.
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from dust to dust... God create as from dust to remind us without HIM, we are nothing... All perfect things come from GOD... from meaningless to a glorify creature, because people are created in HIS Image... without HIS image then we're nothing.. He's planning not by coincidence... I put some verse, hopefully help us...\n\nThe LORD God took a handful of SOIL and made a MAN. God breathed LIFE into the man, and the man started BREATHING \n(Gen 2:7)\n\nGod said, "Now we will make humans, and they will be like us. We will let them rule the fish, the birds, and all other living creatures." So God created humans to be like himself; he made men and women. \n(Gen 1:26-27)\n\n\nGbu
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LOL I like Mainworry's answer...not!\nCreate anything living without using matter that already exists.\nHe's right, I can't we all can't.... yet!\nBut maybe we will Create matter, out of energy one day.\nThen what will he say.\nBut I know something I can create right now...GOD.\nYes I can create GOD In my own image.
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the object was created by something , it didnt just appear.\n\nSo as humas, we have a Createor, God, that created us, we didn't just appear, and neither did the bacteria and molecules that scientis claim we came from.  life is life, life just doesnt happen out of thin air.