This has nothing to do with Comparative Religion.
Moved to Religion, too theistic for Earth science.
Yes, from the anthropological point of view - creation myths.
I went with more or less number 4.
Earth, in its forming stage, at one time was a fireball of magma/lava. Nothing can live in that shit. Once it cooled down, I'm sure it was struck plenty of times by meteors/comets etc. To me, that makes seeding from an object falling from space seem like the most logical choice.
The only problem with that is getting a human from a rock. When you throw in words like seeded it seems feasible, but is it really?
And i am not so sure what the difference is between:
- A supernatural God created life on earth (like in the bible).
- A natural 'God' created life on earth (such as E.T.'s)
I choose for numbre 3 It's the most likely explenation
Yeah but the human wouldn't be coming from a rock. A human would eventually come from the microbes within the rock that would evolve into humans over the course of a few billion years.
The only problem with that is getting a human from a rock. When you throw in words like seeded it seems feasible, but is it really?
And i am not so sure what the difference is between:
- A supernatural God created life on earth (like in the bible).
- A natural 'God' created life on earth (such as E.T.'s)
Yeah but the human wouldn't be coming from a rock. A human would eventually come from the microbes within the rock that would evolve into humans over the course of a few billion years.
I don't consider an E.T. a natural 'god'; regardless of how much more advanced they are.
I'll ask Plazma to delete that part from the description, since it apparently has caused confusion, and origin belief is a part of mythology anyway.
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