Could God create the universe in just six days?
By: John Silva – April 2018
The answer depends on whether you are using the physical laws of this universe or a completely different set of laws from an alternative universe that has different technology.
Additionally, humans view time through the filter of their present knowledge which can and has changed, is limited, and may even be incorrect at times. For example, the earth is flat and if you go too far you will fall off the edge. Or, Mars has canals that can be seen from earth. Or, the physical universe always obeys the laws of Newtonian physics. But then along comes the discovery of subatomic particles which operate by the laws of Quantum Physics. Technology vastly affects our perceptions causing time and space to bend and be elastic.
The following chart demonstrates how technology affects our understanding of time.
If you ask the question, how long does it take to get from New York City to San Francisco? The answer depends on the known technology at the time. Change the technology and you change the time required.
| Year | Time Required | Mode of Transportation(i.e. Technology) |
| Sometime in the Future | Seconds | A Star Trek Transporter |
| 2018 | 6.5 Hours | 777 Airliner |
| 2010 | 3 Days | By car driving 65 miles per hour |
| 1955 | 2 Weeks | Car (without access to interstate highways) |
| 1876 | 3.5 Days | “Express” Train |
| 1903 | 2 Months | Winton Touring car |
| 1850 | 17 Months | Tall ships |
| 1700 to Present | 2 Months | Bicycle |
| 1700 to Present | 9 Months | Walking |
| Before 1400 | Impossible | Impossible |
Note: Dates and times are approximate as many variables affect accuracy.
The preceding chart illustrates how knowledge and technology affect how we comprehend and measure time. By asking the question, how long does it take to travel from New York City to San Francisco, it is clear that time, as we understand it, is elastic.
So could God create the universe and its contents in just six days? Easy Peasy. Where’s that rubber thingy?
Questions:
They say there are other universes. Do you believe that this is possible?
Is it possible that life exists in these other universes?
Could a life form from another universe have planted life on earth on a multi galactic or multiverse celestial voyage?
If this is possible, as some scientists posit, it would seem this life form would have to have vastly superior intellect and abilities than our own?
Could this life form be responsible for the creation of our universe and the evolution of all life on our planet?
If the answers are affirmative, this alien is already known to us… Some identify him simply as God.
If God has the ability to create a system with supernovas exploding one per second which shine with the brightness of ten billion suns and light which travels at the speed of 186,000 miles per second, and unbelievable numbers of electrons that are still spinning in their orbits after fourteen billion years, or galaxies with two hundred billion stars, or a universe with two hundred billion galaxies, and hearts that will beat over 646,435,440,000 if you live to be seventy years old, and butterflies that weigh half a gram and fly two thousand miles from Canada to Mexico with a brain smaller than a period on this page over three generations and then back again to repeat the cycle over and over for a million years or more. If there is a God, couldn’t he do that and more, it would seem that creating a universe and several billion lifeform in six days would be easy peasy.