Well, it depends on whom you ask. Normally, different religions answer differently.
Atheists do not believe gods exist -- well, except that Man created them to help explain the origin of everything.
God created everything. Some things specifically mentioned in The Bible are Heaven and Earth, Light, Firmament Heaven, Dry Land and Seas, Vegetation, Sun, Moon and Stars, Sea Creatures and Birds, Cattle, Beasts and Creeping Animals, Man and Woman and Angels.
Everywhere one looks, one sees His handiwork. And it is there awaiting our awe when we discover it in places we haven't been able to see yet.
According to Christian beliefs, God created everything. Such as day, night, humans, oceans, animals, etc.
all mankind!!
Man was created
yes Michael loved gods creations.
It is bad to abuse Gods creations because you are one of his creations as well and you wouldn't like it if an animal or person abused in one of the 10 commandments it says to love thy neighbor as thy self
maybe. maybe not. Playing with the gods creations is not v safe
k dogs came from bred together wolves wolves are one of Gods creations
Brahma: is the creator of all reality,Vishnu or Krishna is the preserver of all of the creations,and Shiva is the destroyer.
I think it means that we should respect all creatures and plants because he created everything
They were banished from the garden of Eden for disobeying God. Since then God's creations have toiled on for thousands of years. - Source: The Bible
I'm not sure because poseidon created horses and greek gods generally did not miix with each other's creations.
Some would say that gods are creations of the human mind. Others say that those gods who are no longer actively worshipped are as real as ever but no longer have any responsibilities to humans and are free to be wherever they wish. And those gods who are actively worshipped today are wherever they are believed to be (for example, heaven).
None of them was a real person or being. They are creations of human beings. You might note that Janus was a Roman god.