Did God make everything in seven days?

Answer 1

Yes, according to tradition. Belief in Evolution is fraught with difficulties and it remains in fact a theory, open to dispute by people who choose to avoid ignoring its problems. It can neither be proven nor demonstrated in the lab (in its broader sense of giving rise to new organs or species. See:
Is there evidence against Evolution

Can you show that God exists

God's wisdom seen in His creations

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Belief in Creation and the Torah, on the other hand, becomes more and more substantiated over time:

Does archaeology support the Hebrew Bible

Answer 2

There are at least three different answers to this question:

1. Yes, The Bible says so in Genesis 1:1-2:4a.
2. No, the biblical account is illogical in the extreme.
   To quote the early Church Father, Origen (On First Principles, 3.1.1): "Now what man of intelligence will believe that the first and the second and the third day, and the evening and the morning existed without the sun and moon and stars? And that the first day if we may so call it, was even without a heaven? And who is so silly as to believe that God, after the manner of a farmer, "planted a paradise eastward in Eden", and set in it a visible and palpable "tree of life", of such a sort that anyone who tasted its fruit with his bodily teeth would gain life: and again that one could partake of "good and evil" by masticating the fruit taken from the tree of that name? And when God is said to "walk in the paradise in the cool of the day" and Adam to hide himself behind a tree, I do not think anyone will doubt that these are figurative expressions which indicate certain mysteries through a semblance of history and not through actual events."
3. No, science says that the universe was created 13.7 billion years ago, the world formed around 4.5 billion years ago and life as we know it evolved over more than a billion years.

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Answer 3

Different religious texts have varying interpretations about the timeframe of creation. In the Bible's Book of Genesis, it is written that God created the world in six days and rested on the seventh day. This is a widely held belief among many Christians, while interpretations may vary among different religious traditions.

Answer 4

yes