How the Earth was created
Did you know that the earth was created square and looked like a cube?
When God created the earth, He took the stuff of the universe - see Big Bang Theory or On the First Day, God created Fireworks - and
began to knead it. Every time He kneaded it, He would slap the
earth on His workbench, creating a flat side. Knead, slap, knead, slap,
creating flat sides as He worked. When God was done kneading and
slapping, the earth was square.
God placed the earth in the Heavens above. He created a Garden and filled it with plants and animals.
The plants put down roots and were happy. The animals were not happy
because they kept falling off the edge of the earth.
God noticed.
God
grabbed the earth, cupped it in His palms and rounded the edges.
It worked and the animals were happy.
Then, God created man.
Then, God created man.
Man then made the world flat. The world was not really flat but man
thought so. I don't know why man thought this when man could have
easily walked around the world and seen for himself that the earth was
round. Galileo came along later and showed that the world was round.
For making man look foolish in man's eyes, man punished
Galileo.
Science has a different story of creation. Science does not dispute that the earth was once square since none of the scientists were there at the beginning. God had not yet created them.
Science has a different story of creation. Science does not dispute that the earth was once square since none of the scientists were there at the beginning. God had not yet created them.
To this day, scientists still don't know how the earth was created.
Science does have a theory that the earth got to be round because the
wind and water flowing over the square edges wore them down into
roundness.
Since this is a scientific theory, the scientists were asked for
proof. The scientists said, "Go to the beach. There is your
proof. There isn't a square stone to be found. The wind and the waves
wore down all the square edge stones into roundness. The same thing
happened to the earth's edges."
So, now you know how the earth was created.
So, now you know how the earth was created.
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