Did God create life?

Seems like you’re not paying much attention in class, probably why it makes no sense to you. 

Interesting. Never heard that, though I have heard other strange things. Just throw a couple of billion years in to the mix and Walla, we are here. Scientific method.

Throw a little magic into 6 days and use the last one to rest and Walla, here we are. The illusion method.

Not at all. No one that believes like I do ever said anything like that. They were not 12 hour days nor 24 hour days but unspecified periods of time. (Gen 2:4) Yowm (yohm) does not just mean 24 hour or 12 hour day neither does 'day' in English.
Starting off with the conclusion that there is no God and working backwards from there confuses many.

[What Does Genesis Say?
AS WITH other things that are misrepresented or misunderstood, the first chapter of the Bible deserves at least a fair hearing. The need is to investigate and determine whether it harmonizes with known facts, not to mold it to fit some theoretical framework. Also to be remembered, the Genesis account was not written to show the “how” of creation. Rather, it covers major events in a progressive way, describing what things were formed, the order in which they were formed and the time interval, or “day,” in which each first appeared.
2 When examining the Genesis account, it is helpful to keep in mind that it approaches matters from the standpoint of people on earth. So it describes events as they would have been seen by human observers had they been present. This can be noted from its treatment of events on the fourth Genesis “day.” There the sun and moon are described as great luminaries in comparison to the stars. Yet many stars are far greater than our sun, and the moon is insignificant in comparison to them. But not to an earthly observer. So, as seen from the earth, the sun appears to be a ‘greater light that rules the day’ and the moon a ‘lesser light that dominates the night.’—Genesis 1:14-18.
3 The first part of Genesis indicates that the earth could have existed for billions of years before the first Genesis “day,” though it does not say for how long. However, it does describe what earth’s condition was just before that first “day” began: “Now the earth proved to be formless and waste and there was darkness upon the surface of the watery deep; and God’s active force was moving to and fro over the surface of the waters.”—Genesis 1:2.
How Long Is a Genesis “Day”?
4 Many consider the word “day” used in Genesis chapter 1 to mean 24 hours. However, in Genesis 1:5 God himself is said to divide day into a smaller period of time, calling just the light portion “day.” In Genesis 2:4 all the creative periods are called one “day”: “This is a history of the heavens and the earth in the time of their being created, in the day [all six creative periods] that Jehovah God made earth and heaven.”
5 The Hebrew word yohm, translated “day,” can mean different lengths of time. Among the meanings possible, William Wilson’s Old Testament Word Studies includes the following: “A day; it is frequently put for time in general, or for a long time; a whole period under consideration . . . Day is also put for a particular season or time when any extraordinary event happens.”1 This last sentence appears to fit the creative “days,” for certainly they were periods when extraordinary events were described as happening. It also allows for periods much longer than 24 hours.
6 Genesis chapter 1 uses the expressions “evening” and “morning” relative to the creative periods. Does this not indicate that they were 24 hours long? Not necessarily. In some places people often refer to a man’s lifetime as his “day.” They speak of “my father’s day” or “in Shakespeare’s day.” They may divide up that lifetime “day,” saying “in the morning [or dawn] of his life” or “in the evening [or twilight] of his life.” So ‘evening and morning’ in Genesis chapter 1 does not limit the meaning to a literal 24 hours.
7 “Day” as used in the Bible can include summer and winter, the passing of seasons. (Zechariah 14:8) “The day of harvest” involves many days. (Compare Proverbs 25:13 and Genesis 30:14.) A thousand years are likened to a day. (Psalm 90:4; 2 Peter 3:8, 10) “Judgment Day” covers many years. (Matthew 10:15; 11:22-24) It would seem reasonable that the “days” of Genesis could likewise have embraced long periods of time—millenniums. What, then, took place during those creative eras? Is the Bible’s account of them scientific? Following is a review of these “days” as expressed in Genesis]



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https://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?Strongs=H3117&t=KJV

day, time, year

1. day (as opposed to night)

2. day (24 hour period)

   1. as defined by evening and morning in Genesis 1

   2. as a division of time

      1. a working day, a day's journey

3. days, lifetime (pl.)

4. time, period (general)

5. year

6. temporal references

https://www.thefreedictionary.com/day

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The moon is not a light and does not rule the night. Ancient Egyptians recorded two suns before the one we have now, and one of them was green. The green one stayed above the north pole so it did not rise or set.

Are you agreeing with antibiotic or just trying to muddy the water? 

Literally, the moon is not a light but it does reflect the light from the sun, yes? Literally the moon does not rule anything but it is the predominant source of light at night, yes?
Ancient Egyptians had all sorts of strange beliefs. I thought you had some type of belief in the Bible?

It is pretty thoroughly researched, and I see no reason to doubt the result.

they are not from the jawbone The are from 2 times 2 small bones that used to be located near the Jawbone. There are other animals who still have those two bones assisting the jaw (and neither hammer or anvil in their ears)
What is still a mystery is what evolutionary pressure could cause those bones to migrate so far, through areas that are neither Jaw nor ears. We are missing is an intermediate stage.

Interesting. You seem to have evidence of some kind of slime and a lion as an end result. How did this slime transform into the separation of a male and female, to reproduce? How did this slime reproduce to form an increasingly complex biological life form, to sustain an evolution process? How was this slime created?
Every beginning to any matter, comes from a source of creation.

Evolution has no relation to science. It is as the bible says, "science falsely so called".

So that was a no? Oh, maybe that was a yes?

Yes.

Which illuminates the difficulty of answering you query with one word.

Scriptures please. 

(Gen 2:7) And Jehovah God proceeded to form the man out of dust from the ground and to blow into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man came to be a living soul. 
(Gen 2:19-20) Now Jehovah God was forming from the ground every wild beast of the field and every flying creature of the heavens, and he began bringing them to the man to see what he would call each one; and whatever the man would call it, each living soul, that was its name. 20 So the man was calling the names of all the domestic animals and of the flying creatures of the heavens and of every wild beast of the field, but for man there was found no helper as a complement of him.

You have the scriptures. But you are assuming that formed = made = created. That is not so.

Are you serious? Mormons say Adam didn't sin but only transgressed.

So are you saying that Jehovah formed man from the dust and later created him?

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