God created life from nothing

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Lets say i have 3 pounds of corn seeds. Lets say i grow 180 pounds worth of corn with those seeds and 40 pounds of water was used to grow it.

180-43=137


Where did all this extra weight come from. 43 pounds turned into 180 pounds

Were did the extra 137 pounds come from.

The extra 137 pounds of corn magically came from nothing.



#God Created life from nothing.

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Will they respond how i think.
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Did i ever mention that i once beat a cat with a stick?
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you have now. Do i need to get peta

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No it was ages ago.

Firstly I'll give you the answer you want to hear.   
Well dumb dumb , the 137 pounds come from ,,, no wait,  you got 180 pounds from your 3 pound of seed and your 40 pounds of water. 

But ummmmmm. Farming.
The 180  pounds come from a process or whatever it is called farming. And your abilities to do just this. 


I feel like I'm walking into a trap.
You made a topic stating God created life from nothing. So i give it a click. And i was meet with a math question of sorts about corn yields. 

Hey crossed. 
I going to pass. 

Good game.
Good game.



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Were did the 180 pounds come from. Not 137.
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Orrrrrrrrrr.  The 137 pounds come from the same place as the 43 pounds of corn you had growing already.
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Plants get most of their bulk mainly from the air. And some from the soil. 

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it's still interesting.perhaps we can generate crops out of thin air. God said he created man from dust.


I am going to look at everything that grows. honestly i do not buy the air answer completely.I would be a fool to question it right now. Anyway better go tell nasa who is growing plants in space
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you missed the point
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So God was a magician then?

And I think that plants need a whole lot of nutrients, water and sunlight. 

And by the way, where did God come from?
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i grow sage and mint   without vitamin d. Chemtrails are real my friend.you can only get so much weight from nutrients in dirt


anyway turning anything from thin air is incredible.



idk were god came from. the bible says he existed forever. I guess i have to take his word for it.
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I provided a link to show where plants get their mass. Did you miss that?
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Yep. But the Bible was written by men not God, and not that long ago.

And the something from nothing principle is where all hypotheses fall down.

And your level of horticultural knowledge is somewhat exemplified by the word "dirt".


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CHICKEN °•○▪•°○▪•°○▪  OR •°○▪•°○▪•°○▪•EGG ???

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So remove a plant from it's growing medium and leave it exposed to the Sun and without water, and see how long it can survive for.

And read up on the limiting factors of photosynthesis.
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Yep. But the Bible was written by men not God, and not that long ago.
I was the one claiming that not the bible.



And the something from nothing principle is where all hypotheses fall down.
What about the big bang. Every 1600 hundred scientist that i know about would have a stroke that modern science says life came from nothing.
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CHICKEN °•○▪•°○▪•°○▪  OR •°○▪•°○▪•°○▪•EGG ???

God made the chicken then the chicken made the egg. This problem only exist for evolution.

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Let's say i have 3 pounds of corn seeds. Lets say i grow 180 pounds worth of corn with those seeds and 40 pounds of water was used to grow it.

180-43=137


Where did all this extra weight come from. 43 pounds turned into 180 pounds

Were did the extra 137 pounds come from.

The extra 137 pounds of corn magically came from nothing.



#God Created life from nothing.


You said God only had 3 pounds of corn seeds. The seeds got nurishment from the soil and sun. Just like a baby is less than 10 pounds but can grow to hundreds of pounds without the mothers help. So God can only take credit for the 3+40 pounds. The farmer gets the rest of the credits.
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But what made God?

Evolution, Big Bangs and God all have the same problem.