Science:
Big Bang
Particles begin to form larger and more concrete “chunks”
Chunks react together and over billions of years begin to form into more united and complex compounds.
Various stellar bodies begin to appear as particles form far larger and more complex bodies in space.
The sun, one of the smaller stellar bodies on one of many spiral arms of one of many galaxies begins to attract a cluster of other stellar bodies which fall into orbit.
One of these bodies, third from the sun, is made of rock and has the right distance from the sun and size to gather water from falling comets and other sources.
Water provides environment for far more complex reaction. Size of the planet permits the gas pumped from within the planet to form an atmosphere, which blocks out more harmful elements of solar radiation.
At this level of radiation particles still are caused to react and form more violent and complex compounds of forms not seen elsewhere within the water. Some of these are extremely complex shells of water philic and water phobic compounds and chains of carbon-based matter.
These continue to form more stable complexes as radiation begins to fall, protected by a thicker atmosphere and in muddy sediment left within the water.
Over millions of years some of these form self-replicating organic complexes, which are capable of incorporating other complexes to themselves grow larger and more complex.
The more successful versions of these are ones that replicate more quickly and so produce more of themselves. This continues so that more and more complex and interacting collections of organic compounds are produced. The random creation of these results in more successful variants forming, those less successful never produce more versions so do not continue.
The more and more complex collections create what will be called ‘living’ matter. Interacting clumps of complexes that absorb other complexes and split to produce more of themselves as time passes. In time they begin to clump together as groups, which are more successful. Each clump is called a cell.
The cells begin to produce more and more complex variants with more and more variety and ability to continue recreation in more extreme environments, outside the mud in which the first complexes and cells were formed. Eventually these form fungi and other coral-like clusters of cells.
Movement evolves from cells that are capable of self-propulsion through random variations produced in cellular excretion apparatus. Clumps of cells are created with some specified for propulsion, others for absorption or creation. These recreate as groups rather as individuals.
The Clumps continue to grow larger and larger, with more complex and specified cells, eventually forming invertebrates and later vertebrates. Continued random variation produces living ‘clumps’ (organisms) that are more capable of recreating themselves in larger numbers in more habitats, including on land and in air.
These tend to have central control clumps of cells called brains. One section of organisms called apes had larger control centers and so was more able to manipulate their environment. One species of these had the largest brains of all and began to dominate the planet. These are humans. Most cells from the very beginning still exist, and you will find very similar bacteria that are almost the same as the first mud-dwelling clusters.
The Bible:
Sentient being creates universe centered on a planet in six days(for no apparent reason), including light, animals and humans (for no apparent reason). Then he rests (for no apparent reason), content with his ability to split the water into sea and space (for no apparent reason). Somehow the water that was space disappeared leaving a vacuum (for no apparent reason). The Earth also managed to fold itself so it was no longer flat, and random fossils and oils developed for no reason whatsoever.
You can see why some people prefer to believe in the second, as it is shorter and requires less thought. Early humans didn’t really know about the first option so they made the second one up to cover what they think might have happened. Some people are too stupid to realise that those humans were nothing more then intelligent apes and we really shouldn’t pay much attention to what they decided to write down and actually show some independent thought.





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