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You guys are too funny. Let me see if I got this right so far; God created everything, except evil which doesn't really come from God, except that good can't really exist without evil, and sometimes God uses evil for his 'good' or 'just' purpuses. And the other main thread is that God can...

Your question is misleading. I don't know of anyone who believes the earth is static and eternal.

This should be interesting.

South Park

Conduit on the Wii

Who are the "they that disagree"? I'm sure you would mind backing that up with source. Science advances when a new theory is presented. Scientist at first will always try to prove or disprove any new theories to see if its valid or not. Once its found to be valid it becomes an accepted...

Try this link Heliocentrism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Well, first you need to define your variables. If you wanted to, for example, send a rocket to the moon, how many variables do you think NASA would need to consider? Only 1? Only 10? A 100? I think you see my point. Just because you have a lot of variable doesn't mean something can't be calculated.

What does "to the tune of 30 000" mean?

Nope. I think were talking about two different ideals. I'm talking about what scientists have discovered in reference to understanding how the universe works. Simply put, the more we understand about how the universe works (of course most of what we know is limited to our own planet) the more we...

I you could hum it then I would suggest SoundHoud or Shazam. They're both really good at identifying songs.

I grew up loving those shows as well, but it had a different effect on me. It impressed upon me a sense of wonder and awe about the the universe. This sense of wonder has driven me to learn all that I can about the universe and the wonders of life all around us. Unfortunately my quest for...

Sure he does. Most of the time he's hanging out with Nessie over in Scotland at lake Loch. They were both made in a very special way so that when you take a picture, the most amazing thing happens, the picture will alway come out grainy or out of focus.

My intention was not to offend you. If I did then I apologize. My argument, has been from the beginning, that even if God mad the universe, that the laws of the universe are constant and I was trying to illustrate that point. I hope this helps. You stated that I have a problem. It's not clear...

Only one? Hardly. Just imagine how many scientific principles went into creating the computer you use to type your post and then try to imagine building a computer based on variable rules. In a universe with variable laws we'd still be living in the past ages.

I thought my answer was very plain, but very well, my answer is yes the earth goes around the sun. My questions were only there to clarify your position. If you chose to remain neutral in this discussion that is your choice.

Maybe, maybe not. I will never discount anything as impossible, but I do believe that even the impossible must still follow the laws that govern the universe. That's one of the fascinating parts of science, as long as you understand the rules the outcome is predictable. To defend your...

@AV1611VET I said... And you said... And then said... First, you imply that belief is in spite of the bible and not I. Have you considered that the people who claim to understand God and the bible might have gotten it wrong? And second, what are you implying? That the sun goes around...

Lol I highly doubt anyone alive can remember any of the mainstream churches teaching about a static earth. Oddly enough, about a third of the population believes that the sun goes around the earth.

Not quite. The laws of physics that control how the universe works are constant. Even though we dont fully understand them doesn't mean they change. Meaning, the physical laws of the universe that allow us to see a rainbow today would have been present 100,000 years ago as well.