People have often wondered where, when and why the universe began and where we came from, Christians believe that god made the earth, all living things and the universe. Scientists try to explain when the universe began by the big bang theory and that everyone evolved from apes.
             There are two main stories of creation in the genesis. One is from Gods point of view, in which he created the world in six days. 'On the first day he crated light: let there be light, and there was light.' On the following five days he created water, dry land, stars, creatures, air and finally man. In this version of creation it is only linked with God.
             The big bang theory states that billions of years ago all matter was compressed into one incredibly dense spot smaller than the size of a pinprick, it then suddenly it expanded and is what the universe is today. Evidence of this is that all the planets and galaxies are moving away from each other, this means that there must have been some kind of impulsion at the centre of the universe, like a big bang. Also scientists say that they have found the specific radiation reading that they expected the big bang to have given out billions of years ago.
             There have been times in history when science and Christianity have been seen as being in
             opposition, and there are some people today who hold this opinion but they also have things in common: that both regard the truth as important and the
             search for truth and understanding as a worthy human. Christians seek to
             understand the human condition: so does science. Christians seek to understand the
             universe we live in and the place of humanity within it: so does science.
             Charles Darwin was born on February 12, 1809 in Shrewsbury, England. He was the British naturalist who became famous for his theories of evolution and natural selection. Like several scientists before him, Darwin believed all the life on earth evolved (develop...