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Oooo, I know this one...evolution. We evolved morals because we're intelligent (debatable) social creatures. Morality existed prior to the formation of religion and is a direct result of our social connectivity. It evolved so that there wouldn't be as much strife within the troop, tribe, pack, or which ever name would be assigned to a group of social animals.

Then who created evolution? Any time you bring up a concept or theory, there is still the question of how it happened.

That's simple, life itself. It's a matter of cause and effect. Lifeforms adapt to their environment or to reproductive pressures. And the how is pretty simple as well. Mutations, slight changes that benefit the lifeforms at the current moment drives evolution and it's how it happens in simple terms. But you need to remember; evolution is at the cost of trillions of dead ends. It's messy and it's imperfect. Just look at the human vertebrae or the birth canal. If someone designed that, they surely must've been drunk. Look, the only constant in the universe is change, nothing is static. Everything changes; biology, theology, society and even space itself. We're just here for the ride...

What created life? How was life created? How were cells created? What created the cells? What created biology itself? What created chemistry? How were atoms made? How were quarks made? What created everything? If we’re talking cause and effect, there has to be a first cause that started it all.

It seems like you have a lot of questions and I highly recommend reading into those questions, beyond your current framework. You'll find out that the universe is so much more than you think. P.S., sorry for the delay.

“This most beautiful system of the sun, planets, and comets, could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful being,” is what Isaac Newton said as he was discovering the universe. I am certain he would say the same about biology, geology, mathematics, technology, engineering, even psychology--many of which have always been there, it was only a matter of time until we were able to explain them. It's a wonder that everything is beautifully intertwined in an organizational structure. It's like uncovering an artisan's secret.

Well, life was created through chemical reactions and environmental events. We're still figuring out but we're closer now than ever before on how it happened. But the current consensus is that it occur through abiogensis. Cells were created the same way as stated before, first simple cells then eukaryotic cells that includes you and I. As for what created biology and chemistry, we did. They're tools we use to understand the world and the universe around us. As for atoms, the vast majority of the elements were created in the hearts of stars and violent supernova events. As for the first atoms, hydrogen and a little bit of helium, they came to be when the universe started cooling and the fundamental forces of the universe came to be. This all happened after the big bang. As for before that, what happened before, it's up to speculation. While on speculation, it could said that there was never a beginning, but a cyclical motion of existence.