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Debate:Was God not intelligent enough to create life on Mars as well as Earth? (view source)
Revision as of 15:25, August 6, 2014
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Does not make any sense. As others mentioned, the question assumes that intelligence requires creation of life on Mars. Debate could be why did god not create life on Mars.--[[User:OconnorM|Maria O'Connor]] 22:33, 21 July 2013 (EDT)
Does not make any sense. As others mentioned, the question assumes that intelligence requires creation of life on Mars. Debate could be why did god not create life on Mars.--[[User:OconnorM|Maria O'Connor]] 22:33, 21 July 2013 (EDT)
==A matter of timing and purpose==
We don't know what God will do on his eighth day. The scriptures state that God rested on the seventh day, and is still resting on it. Therefore, who is to know what will happen on the eighth day? Maybe he will, maybe he won't. It isn't about God's intelligence or perceived lack of it, but our perception of from where we stand and what angles we see. If it is only the seventh day in God's eyes (Genesis 2:2-3) then it is very early in history of God's creative works. He even gave us the week to think about and the day off (the original weekend of the bible). We should probably focus now on surviving the end of this day, so that we may enjoy whatever new creations abound in the future.