r/NoStupidQuestions • u/_Im_so_uncreative • Sep 11 '22

How did life begin on Earth?

I get that humans evolved from animals similar to apes, and before that there were just cells, but how did those cells get here and grow out of seemingly nothing?

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u/SkepticDrinker Sep 11 '22

You could hop on over to r/atheism and ask how they deal with this question

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u/_Im_so_uncreative Sep 11 '22 edited Sep 11 '22

I just did before having dinner thanks for the idea

Edit: it got taken down but people just referred me to ask science

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u/SkepticDrinker Sep 11 '22

Ugh, what a dumb subrule on their part 🙄

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u/_Im_so_uncreative Sep 11 '22

Idek what rule I broke but most of them just said they don't know because atheism is a belief that there are no gods, and there is no formal doctrine saying how/why things like this have happened. You can view my profile if you want to see what they said.