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- Anonymous1 decade ago
In a sense, my parents created me.
They didn't, however, create me in the sense that they designed me and peiced me together, that information and the method for construction is written in my DNA which they had no direct hand in writing.
This doesn't give proof for God though. If anything it just shows how systematic procreation has become.
- Jim LLv 51 decade ago
The mere fact that you are asking WHO created me implies that you expect that the answer to be an intelligent being. I don't accept your premise.
My DNA created me. My DNA is combination of the DNA of my parents, and that combination only happened because my parents had sex. But my parents didn't create me.
I'm sure you'll want to know WHO created DNA. Sorry, I don't accept that premise either.
- 1 decade ago
i answered another question with this same answer:
random occurence
everything that's happened everything that is is the result of randomness
thus existence is essentially meaningless, we create gods, and religion so we can sleep better at night and tell ourselves that all the **** we went through wasn't for nothing
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
....didn't you just ask this question? I suggest you either remove it yourself or you look at the previous answers to the same question you posted earlier.
And don't keep spamming the same question until you get the answer that YOU want to hear.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
They believe that they are seeds planted in the earth, fertalised and then became humans.............blah blah blah....
- 1 decade ago
*drink*
Source(s): Drink is the feast of reason and the flow of soul. - Alexander Pope