How do Christians view the creation of the universe?

Answer 1

As a Christian, I have to think long and hard about the deepest meaning of creation. I used to believe there was a celestial protocol: a governing law, that had an eternal proposition.

This proposition is demonic, however. It puts sin within an agent, which is not its ultimate fate, as sin needs no agent. The idea of one side over another, is ridiculous because of forgiveness. The full power of forgiveness gives rise to balancing all of the equation. The equation is the problem of problems., the test of tests. I remind you, King of Kings.

Our lives are supposed to be a journey to the best we can be, whether it leads to us suffering by ourselves, or a lack of. Any journey is a test. That means the best you can be is a potential, no more, and only the trinity and all of heaven knows the outcome. Free will has never been the important part: it is surrendering our will at the and to the cross, giving your mind, body and soul to the most forgiving: Jesus Christ. All should stick to the cross. Resistance is to be forgiven. Every evil doing agent is to be forgiven. Sin is evil, obviously. It has no name, no vessel, no host, no manifest. It belongs in the well of despair, as despair is the ultimate sin. Giving up on anything starts with the sin of not trying your best. That means you are forsaken, because you are not forsaken if you do try your best. Giving your best is another way of saying "I will only do what Jesus would do."

Ultimately, I view creation as not a test of what is the potential (perception of best it can be),but what God sees fit to be perfect. He does not sin, nor do others now in heaven. His most devout, will receive more and more tests, until they reach a state of such virtue, they will achieve Zenith: a sinless state, which can only be accessed by the two most devout joining into one entity: one body, two souls: symbiotic joining. It has the strictest date, and it will happen.

Perfect conditions for the beginning of time to be started by something timeless.

Perfect conditions for heaven and earth.

Perfect conditions for the coming of Christ.

Answer 2

Some conservative Christians believe that the universe was created in just six days, around six thousand years ago, just as they interpret The Bible as saying.

Other conservative Christians accept the scientific evidence for the age of the world and the universe, but believe that life did not evolve, being created or designed by God.

Many liberal Christians accept the scientific evidence and that the universe began at the "Big Bang", that the sun and planets, including our earth, were gradually formed from this primordal matter, and that life evolved. They see no conflict between this view and religious belief.

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Answer 3

Many Christians believe that God created the universe out of nothing, as described in the book of Genesis in the Bible. They view creation as a miraculous act of God's power and wisdom, designed to display his glory and love for humanity.