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Rosie · 10-31-2007, 09:02 PM

The human being starts off as a single celled zygote. Thirty six hours after conception, the zygote begins to rapidly divide. Soon, the cells divide into specific organs and begin to take on different functions, and eventually something that resembles a baby is formed.

It makes you wonder, how could one cell possibly turn in to a human being?

Perhaps the entire universe started off as one point of energy, that eventually transformed in to more and more energy. Quantum mechanics, and it's unpredictability would be the answer to the creation of the Universe. Since energy can’t be created or destroyed, it would exist for all of time, and would have the possibility of creating an infinite amount of universes.

If this incredibly powerful being created the world, wouldn’t it make sense for him to model the conception of a human after the conception of the universe?

10-31-2007, 09:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
Rosie Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 272	conception of the universe The human being starts off as a single celled zygote. Thirty six hours after conception, the zygote begins to rapidly divide. Soon, the cells divide into specific organs and begin to take on different functions, and eventually something that resembles a baby is formed. It makes you wonder, how could one cell possibly turn in to a human being? Perhaps the entire universe started off as one point of energy, that eventually transformed in to more and more energy. Quantum mechanics, and it's unpredictability would be the answer to the creation of the Universe. Since energy can’t be created or destroyed, it would exist for all of time, and would have the possibility of creating an infinite amount of universes. If this incredibly powerful being created the world, wouldn’t it make sense for him to model the conception of a human after the conception of the universe? Last edited by Rosie; 10-31-2007 at 09:22 PM.