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Does energy require dimension to exist?

zeontes wrote: "I do not believe that these verses indicate that Jesus consciously existed prior to his birth, " I tend to agree. The eternal Word was not formed as an individual prior to the conception of Jesus, but was one with the Heavenly Father in all respects. It was more than just...

My apologies, Dal M., you did not offend me. My tone was more meant for Trialsofjob, sorry I lumped you in with him. My questions were rather rhetorical to you, mainly because I saw no problem with this subject in this forum. Again, my apologies for sounding like I did.

And exactly what is the nature of God, Dal M.? Isn't nature of God, as well as Man? Everything we see around us is of God. If Lieutenant Pichler senses the presence of the Lord in a particular tree, who are we to say otherwise? I would never think that the tree is God, and I don't think...

The two Morning Stars. The Bible identifies two morning stars, Lucifer and Jesus. These two are also identified as lions. They are both identified as angels. They are both identified as men. They are both identified as (S)sons of God. Lucifer and Jesus; are they men, angels, lions...

You seem to be assuming that there would have been a bright burst of light or something? Or that the energy used was applied from an outside source and so would have been very apparent to all around? But it did not have to be so. The energy could have come from within, the bread and fish...

Mainstream Christianity thinks they have all the i's dotted and all the t's crossed, but in so many ways they have the i's crossed and the t's dotted. Christians hold more of the Truth than any other religion, but most are so wound up in doctrine and ritual they many times can not see the forest...

Hi Emil, You can not get all the answers from any of us, but God can give them to you. People on other planets are not relevant, we do not even know if any exist. If they do, don't you think they are a part of God's Plan also, and from the beginning? Don't you think that they would also have had...

Not everything is self-evident. And requiring proof can be a burden. Proof leaves little room for faith. Understanding can be the required proof, but one must believe in order to truly understand. And one must have faith to believe. Catch-22

Just because the Jews do not recognize something does not make it false.

"God is not very natural in that respect, for the law of conservation of mass states that matter can neither be created nor destroyed. Yet, in the beginning God created, thus we have God working outside the bounds of 'natural law'. Man can think of other instances." This is not quite correct...

The numbers themselves have to be a constant (God is One, and all these are contained within One, the ultimate constant), but how we use and deal with them are not because we can not know their true values, just close approximations. The way I usually use it, phi would be the approximation...

Pi is an irrational number that is used as a mathematical constant. But as the actual value can not truly be known, how can it be constant? As it is calculated out further and further, its actual value is constantly being refined, and as it is refined the "constant" changes. Edited: From one...

square root five is an irrational number.

Phi. That silly little Equation is the basis for everything. Square root five is Man's part in it. The variable. One is Jesus' part, the constant. But since Jesus is both God (One) and Man (square root five) He is both the constant and the variable.

You're welcome. Square root five plus one, divided by two.

Jesus does not come back when there is peace in the world, but turmoil. Happy New Year.

We were meant to know, that is the only way for Life to progress. Life must pass through death, once, in order to continue growing eternally. One of those little (seeming) paradoxes. In order to live eternally, one must die, once. But if one dies, life ends. The only other way would be if...

Adam began innocent, until he questioned and defied the word of God. Then he lost his innocence. Have you ever done anything the Bible says is wrong out of your own free will? If so, then you too have fallen from innocence just as Adam did. If you have never read the Bible, nor heard anyone...

It was not just the tree of knowledge, it was the tree of a certain kind of knowledge. The knowledge of good and evil.