Is life pre-determined

Answer 1

Let us start with an Organic Cell.

Cells vary greatly in their composition and size. For example: the smallest bacteria cell is about 0.1 micrometers in diameter (that's 10,000,000 of a meter). Although cells might differ widely in size, appearance and functions, they are all composed primarily

of 4 different types of atoms: Oxygen (8 electrons orbiting nucleus), Hydrogen (1 electron orbiting nucleus), Carbon (2 unpaired electrons orbiting nucleus) and Nitrogen (7 electrons orbiting nucleus). These four elements make up the majority of organic compounds.

As you can see, cells are quite complex tiny structures. You can't possibly know the exact number of atoms in a cell but let's say you can find as many atoms in a single cell as stars in the sky.

Some sources told us that the average adult human body is made up of "50 million million" (50 trillion) cells, while others put the figure closer to 10 trillion. Science NetLinks, a resource for science teachers, stated that there are approximately "ten to the 14th power" (that's 100 trillion) cells in the human body.

That's a lot of atoms! This means that all of these cells, composed of trillions of atoms each, must have had to understand each other to know how much of what kind of atom to produce, where to go, how to interact, and how to unify to create the object it was destined to become. This works for all things that exist from the smallest bacteria, to the far reaches of the universe that have been created by nature, and not by man. When we talk about solid objects, such as rocks, or planets, we are talking about particles and molecules made up of atoms. Each object created has a specific function in order to adapt and unify itself with everything else around it. Kind of like the building blocks of our universe. Like a giant puzzle.

So just as the trillions of atoms that create a single cell work and cooperate with each other to unify and become what it is destined to, the particles and molecules that build and unify do so in a predetermined way to create the end result we know as our trees, mountains, planets, stars, and universe. How can we be so sure?

Something cannot exist in nothing. You must have something to make something. Imagine for a moment that the planet earth, was one of the 8 electrons orbiting the nucleus of a single oxygen atom amongst the other trillions of atoms that make up a cell. Supposed our concept of time was at such a rate that the all the electrons orbited at the same speed in which our actual planets do. We would see a sky full of trillions of atoms that much resemble our night sky, and as vast as our universe. To us, this would be the only universe we know of. We would not understand that our "universe" was confined to a single cell. The sight of a trillion other atoms in our "night sky" would have no significance to us. We would think of it much as we do here in our real life. A sky filled with stars, suns, each which have orbiting bodies around them. We would not realize that we are playing a very important role in interacting with the other "stars" in order to form the cell in which we exist. But it doesn't end there. Outside of our universe, our cell, our dimension, exist trillions and billions of other cells, each holding their own universe of atoms within. These trillions and billions of cells all come together to unify and create Bob here on the real Earth. In order for all of our universes (cells) to come together and unify in harmony to create Bob, each one of the trillions of atoms in a single cell amongst the trillions billions of cells in Bobs body would ALL have to be able to communicate with each other almost intelligently, to understand their specific important function to help piece the puzzle together properly, and create Bob. This must happen at the very point of the beginning, the very first single atom that emerged, and began building Bob.

Everything must interact in harmony in order for the final product to emerge. If an atom was able to make random choices of what it wanted to do or become, the puzzle would fall apart. There would be clashes between atoms, and the "universe" it was trying to create would fall apart. It is important that ALL things work in harmony in order to keep the fabric of creation knitted in unison. Every atom must know what all the other atoms will do next. Whether your life and my life work in the same fashion is hard to tell, but logic dictates it would, because we exist in a universe that works in unison, and in a predetermined creation.

What predetermined creation am I referring to? Our universe. Just like the predetermined universe that exists in a single cell, which exists in a dimension surrounded by trillions and billions of cells, our actual universe exists amongst billions and trillions of other universes in the dimension outside of ours. We are the same as a single cell in our body. We make up a small microscopic piece of a bigger puzzle. And because something cannot exist in nothing, the procedure is infinite. There must always be another dimension outside a dimension.

Now if this is the case, then everything must have to be predetermined, in order to know exactly what it's specific function is in creating the next dimension.

Therefore, all paths and choices and possibilities must already exist, in order to work in unison. All dimensions must know where they are going next in order to continue existing without breakdown.

This is why time as we know it does not exist, and is just a human made concept. We are trapped in a dimension of time that only allows us to see backwards. We can only live minute by minute. The 4th dimension (time), as we know it, blocks us from seeing time as one continuous line. Every choice you make, for example, deciding on if you want to go out and meet a friend, already exists. The only choice you actually make is the choice in which you decide to stay home or go out. From that point on, every possible outcome already exists. It has to, or the universe would fall apart. Creation must always know what it is going to do next. This is why I believe that if you pay enough attention to the things that happen around you, you can see the potential outcomes of every situation. The proof in that is easy. Simply look at events in your past that had happened, that lead to the next important events that happened that would not have if the 1st event never transpired.

Lets imagine for a moment you are driving home. You suddenly decide to stop for a coffee, and quickly get back on the road. You lost 3 mins of your time doing this. Further down the road you come to a stop in a traffic jam. You notice up ahead on the highway, that a bridge has collapsed onto the road and killed many people beneath it. Had you not stopped for a coffee, this would have been you. Your choice saved your life. But in reality, every possible outcome already existed. It must because nature must always be in unison. It must always know how to deal with the outcome of every situation in order for things to continue working in unison. If not, like I said, things would begin to break down, and fall apart.

"Time is relative: it happens here, to me, differently than it happens there, to you. How fast time passes here depends on my position in relation to gravity and my relative motion. The same goes for you - but relative to your location and motion. But one thing is sure: we are both heading in the same direction. We are both getting older. Now, if I'm on a satellite above you, I am traveling much faster then you are and there is a corresponding difference in how fast time is passing. I can observe you getting older more quickly than I am: you can observe me aging more slowly. If, however, we both meet up at either your place or mine, we will then be aging at the same rate.

Physicists combine space and time into a four-dimensional "space time" which inextricably relates the measurement of space and the measurement of time together and neatly explains why speed (through space) affects the passage of time."

Imagine watching a movie that you have never seen. Half way through the movie, you know what has happened up to that point. You know the history of the story, but the future of the story is still unknown to you. However, this does not mean that the upcoming events and the end of the story does not already exist on the DVD. It is very possible to see the outcome of the story if you watch for the signs given to you. Much as it is possible to see the outcome of certain things in life by watching for the signs.

Pete

Answer 2

It depends on your beliefs but everyone will die eventually