They did it the same way we do. Certain functions (creation, reward, punishment, end times) are in the domain of the gods, and a human priesthood holds power over the people with fear and superstition. The priesthood and the ruling class often work together to solidify power, and theological issues sometimes determine how power is distributed. Wars and other international conflicts can easily be seen as a clash among gods, and the success or failure of earthly campagns reflect the power and influence of the gods. Very little has changed except the cast of characters.
Scientists think there may be another universe or universes beyond ours.The universe is vast and ever expanding. Some people firmly believe God created the universe and everything in it.
The universe is a vast and mysterious place that never ceases to amaze astronomers and scientists.
The term "cosmos" is often used to describe the entire physical universe, including all matter and energy.
Scientists understand and explain how the universe works through observation, experimentation, and mathematical models. They use tools like telescopes and particle accelerators to study the cosmos and gather data. By analyzing this data and testing hypotheses, scientists develop theories that help explain the fundamental laws and processes that govern the universe.
One way scientists use to calculate the age of the universe is by measuring the rate of expansion of the universe since the Big Bang. By studying the cosmic microwave background radiation, astronomers can determine the age of the universe to be about 13.8 billion years.
Egyptians used stories to about their gods to explain acts of nature
Dark energy.
copernicus
Since God, the supreme being, created the universe, reference was and is often made to Him to reference physical phenomenon on a higher level, not necessarily explaining it in detail. It's much like referencing Henry Ford to explain the Model T.
myth
The big bang was when god got horny and decided to *%&$ mrs. god. he forgot to use a condom and thus the universe was born
The egyptians I believe with the sundial as a clock also the first people to believe in one god and that god was the sun.
Yes. Creation is a story while evolution is science. The two can really never explain each other. You can not use science to explain any fairy tales.Creationists do think that their story does explain things.Answer:No, of course not. As the above answer states, the two cannot explain each other. Science cannot prove that God didn't create the Universe. A significant percentage of scientists believe in God as the creator and the agent of evolution, or without evolution.Answer:Just because some scientists believe in god, it doesn't mean that they believe in creation stories. The argument that because they believe in god must mean that they don't believe in evolution is illogical. And a creationist would first have to prove god exists and explain god's origins.
the spider over the flame
Egyptians still use hieroglypics
Scientists think there may be another universe or universes beyond ours.The universe is vast and ever expanding. Some people firmly believe God created the universe and everything in it.
The same way all ancient people used it: they made up fanciful stories about giant birds eating the sun to explain sunset and gods having chariot races to explain thunder. EDIT: The ancient Egyptians used religion to understand nature with their gods. For example: Anubis was the jackal the Egyptians thought that the jackal was an animal that controlled death(as the Anubis mask was worn in mummification), and made it the god of death. EDIT2: Above that ancient egyptians related volcanoes , earthquakes and other natural disasters to religious figures as a rage of one of their religious gods.