HOW IS IT THE WORLD HAS LAWS IF IT CAME FROM AN ACCIDENT?

what accident?

honey, big bang was not an accident but an occurance.

the laws come directly from manifolds of 11 Dimensions that resulted in our universe.

ask yourself, what would happen if conditions did not support you being here : would you be able to ask this question?

The earth wasn’t perfectly placed so that life could begin here.

Life began here because the earth had the correct conditions to foster life.

Cool story, bro

Snakes have leg bones. Whales have toes. A moon of Uranus, Miranda, was blown apart by an asteroid, but reclumped together days later. Science happens, and we see it every day. And the theory is still being looked into, but generally has some basis in fact.

Perfection? You think viruses, AIDS, cancer, and mutations are works of perfection?

Big Bang is probably more common than one might believe, so it was bound to happen sooner or later.

As for Earth being in the “perfect” position…. It is the way it is because if it wasn’t this way you wouldn’t be here right now. You only believe it to be God because you are here and so it “must” be a God. But it isn’t.

Because the accident created the laws you idiot not the other way around but I suppose you can’t see clearly your head being up your ass.

The problem with your question is that you make it clear that no matter how well somebody answers you, you will not listen to the answer. You ask the question in an extremely biased manner. in fact, I am not sure what part of the earth you see as perfection – it is not “perfectly” placed from the sun and the moon. The fact is that the distance from neither is constant – it changes. The speed at which the Earth rotates also changes. There is no “one perfection”.

Look at snowflakes. They are random – accidental you could say, and no two are the same, but each is perfect in its own right.

You seem to think that the laws were created. In fact, the laws are simply definitions of behavior. They do not need to be created, things just act the way they do.

Also, what if the laws were a bit different? There might not be life on Earth, bu there probably would be something else that is equally as interesting.

We shouldn’t think that anything is perfection, and you are far to selfish to and pompous to see that it is possible that we are simply an accident. And of course, our world will be destroyed in at least 4 billion years, that does not seem perfect to me! Probably the human species will be dead long before then anyways. Asteroids, wars, floods, volcanoes, etc. will kill us out one day.

As hard as it is, you must come to terms with the fact that your life, my life, and everyone elses life is actually pointless.

Get off your high horse and stop thinking that universe is fine tuned for us. The universe is as it is, and we came into existence as living things on this Earth because it was possible, not because it had to be.

Being worthless is hard to accept, but the sooner you do it, the better your life will be! It opens your eyes, and lets you see other people as equals, for a change.

Its not just the Earth that has laws. You seem to forget the universe extends outside our earth.
there were laws BEFORE the Earth and this solar system adn this galaxy came into being. Those laws are what MADE it what it is. It is not that the Earth has life, and that we’re lucky we’re on a planet that won’t kill us, its that the Earth is here, and it made its creatures, they evolved to live perfectly within the boundaries and capabilities of our Earth.
Do you think the world is perfect? Do the seasons change on course perfectlly? If the Earth was perfect, it wouldn’t be constantly changing! We wouldn’t have Earthquakes, lava wouldn’t erupt from the ground. If it was perfect, the world would make amends for global warming, in a perfect world the ozone layer would be impossible to tear through. In a perfect world, humans would not be able to mess with their surroundings as they can.
This is not perfection. And the Big Bang was no accident. An accident is defined as “An unexpected and undesirable event, especially one resulting in damage or harm”. Undesirable? Unexpected? If it was unexpected, its only because nothing was there to expect it. the universe works in its laws, and the Big Bang was just part of its eternal path.

Good question… It wasn’t an accident. People that are not intellectual dwarves realize this.

“If the earth moves less than an inch off its path it would either freeze or fry.”

I wish people, especially fellow Christians, would stop spreading this ridiculous heresy like it’s Gospel. The Earth’s orbit is not a perfect circle. The Earth’s distance from Sol varies throughout the year, from 91 million miles to 94 million miles. It would have to be at approximately 10 million miles different before Earth would freeze or fry.

So there are no accidents, but don’t cite the “half-inch” theory, it’s stupid.

(EDIT) Is it just me, or do very few people who “answer” this question actually answer it? My answer was “It wasn’t an accident”, but many other “answers” just take a misconception from the additional details and correct it.

The question is “How is it the world has laws if it came from an accident?” So why aren’t people answering it? The question is not about a “half-inch”, the universe “smashing together”, nor the statement that everything is perfect. I address these things post script; after I answer the question.

Colette Pioline ART, Meh, Frankie, JD, thatonedudewhosaysstuff, A Modest Proposal, aaronmsl, LHOOQ, The Bog Nug, and Eric.
These “answers” do not answer the question at all.

Almighty Atheist says, “We don’t know yet,” which is actually better than most of these “answers”!

Jhgtktvyk T answers the question philosophically. That’s better than most of these answers.

shootersway is one of the few answerers that directly answers the question.

crempel2 and I negate the question, saying it wasn’t an accident.

No Mr. Bond, I expect you to die doesn’t really answer the question either. Comes pretty close to answering it, but kinda beats around the bush.

If you examine it closely, the only thing in Tristan K’s answer that answers the question is “it just happened”.

bamagirl doesn’t really answer the question but simply implies what the answer is. She, at best, indirectly answers it.

gribbling almost negates the question, but then renews it by saying, “it is just a manifestation of the laws of physics.” The question asks, “why laws are”, it starts over when he implies, “because of laws”.

And what in the world is with LHOOQ? She got seven thumbs up, but doesn’t even remotely answer the question.

> “We are taught in school that the big bang theory is how we got here.”

Of course, what you *should* be being taught is that the Big Bang is how many scientists currently think the universe started.

> “How is it that something accidentally smashed together and created this earth with laws.”

The Big Bang wasn’t caused by anything smashing together.
And it was gravitational collapse of a cloud of interstellar debris that formed the solar system and the earth.

> “There is no way that something could accidentally happen and be so perfect. How is it that the earth was placed perfectly away from the sun and the moon. If the earth moves less than an inch off its path it would either freeze or fry.”

This is called the “Goldilocks Principle”. But it fails to take into account that if the earth were slightly warmer or cooler (and it would take a lot more than an inch, BTW), then life would have evolved to suit *those* conditions instead of the conditions we currently inhabit. It is the same way fish cannot survive out of the water: it isn’t that the water was created as a perfect environment for them: it is that they evolved in the water, and so are suited to that environment.

> “You reap what you sow. If you plant an apple seed you get an apple tree. It isn’t accident.”

Indeed not: apple trees have evolve to make more apple trees.

> “So please explain to me how an accident created perfection.”

[1] It isn’t an accident, it is just a manifestation of the laws of physics.
[2] it isn’t even “perfection”: if it were then there wouldn’t have been as many mass extinctions in the past (there have been many of these on a global scale: for example, the Permian-Triassic event, known as the “Great Dying” killed 96% of all marine species and 70% of all land species)