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Life is sustained on Earth, from a scientific stand point it is a delicate balance of nature. The right amount of heat and cold, sun and dark, water and dryness, the changing of the seasons, the rotation of the earth, there are a million different tiny aspects that make life possible and all of those things have to line up perfectly for it to be possible.

From a Christian stand point God created the above laws of nature thereby sustaining life on Earth. The delicate balance is proof of a creator.

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How does gravity make satellites orbit the earth?

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What planet is known to sustain life?

No planet except the planet Earth is known to sustain life till date.


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WHAT the different between the moon and earth?

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