Can God create another world? What if humanity managed to end itself tomorrow? What would be the plan for the rest of the universe? Would God recreate man or just watch an endless cycle of untouched nature forever?

>>14939504 (OP)

God can obviously create another world, but I doubt that humanity would be able or interested in ending itself especially on short notice. The "plan" for the rest of the universe was always to support the existence of Earth, which is why you can't really shift variables around in the universe without also preventing the emergence of complicated life from existing. But assuming that humanity was able to destroy itself, God could recreate manm but I think the more important question is why God created people in the first place. 

Christians don't have a real answer to this question, only speculation. Sometimes we say that it's good for God to be worshipped, so God created humans so that some of them would worship him and therefore there would be more goodness. Sometimes we say that God created us simply so that we could know and love him. But ultimately, God created us because he wanted to. 

If I was going to actually answer your question, there's no real point to the universe existing except to faciliate our existence as humans. Assuming we all died, there's no real reason for God to maintain a physical space unless he was going to make more people.

>>14939504 (OP)

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1. any other world would still be part of our world, so there can be no other world

2. the world continues just fine if humans went extinct. nothing would happen, only the logical consequences of that state of the universe existing.

3. the only plan for the universe is for the universe to follow the logical extrapolation of its potential states.

4. life can be created again, just as it is created all the time in our unending world. there are an endless number of life in the universe. at the current time, and in the future. humans aren't the onlty life, but life elsewhere that resembles humans could appear. after all, humans appeared in one place, so it is possible for them to appear elsewhere. Though it will probably have a low percentage chance even at what we consider extremely large distances. but taking into account the size of the universe, it's clear human like beings already exist elsewhere in the universe.

>>14939504 (OP)

>Can God create another world?

You mean another planet? Or another universe? Either way, God is omnipotent and can do anything.

>what if humanity managed to end itself tomorrow? What would be the plan for the rest of the universe?

God is omnipresent, he would know of humanity's end since the beginning of time. He could prevent it, or if it's a part of his plan, he could let it happen. Either way whatever happens IS his plan.

>>14939504 (OP)

Everything that happens unfolds according to God's plan which was set down from the beginning. It can only happen as God allows, we can't interfere with His divine plan.

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>>14939504 (OP)

God already knows what will happen and he can do whatever he wants.

Calvinist nonsense right here. Just because God knows what we will choose doesn't mean he forces us to choose one way or the other.

Can God create a question so puzzling even He can't solve it?

No that's a paradox, not a thing. He can only do all things.
