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Aim for Earth, get Earth.
Aim for Heaven, get both.
Who has the broader perspective on total reality?
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Aim for Earth, get Earth.I dont believe in the christian "heaven".
Aim for Earth, get Earth.
Aim for Heaven, get both.
Who has the broader perspective on total reality?
Faith is believing something, even when science and evidence says otherwise.That is not what "faith" is about.
Faith is believing something, even when science and evidence says otherwise.
Didn't some fiction writer say faith is believing in something you know isn't true?No its not, thats delusional.
Faith is about metaphysics.
Didn't some fiction writer say faith is believing in something you know isn't true?
And academia jumped all over that and tried to use it as one of their salient points.
In the article I posted are references to different scientific studies on the movement of continents and rifting of land masses. Are you suggesting that geological events like that occurred only in God's cursed world? The image you posted paints a pristine world. Does it rain in that world? Snow maybe? Are the Arctic and Antarctic free of Ice?
Okay.In the article I posted are references to different scientific studies on the movement of continents and rifting of land masses.
Yes. God is the One who separated Pangaea into five large continents.dlamberth said:Are you suggesting that geological events like that occurred only in God's cursed world?
Yup.dlamberth said:The image you posted paints a pristine world.
No.dlamberth said:Does it rain in that world?
No. The earth was a complete tropical paradise.dlamberth said:Snow maybe?
Yes, but keep in mind there was no Antarctic per se, until Peleg's time, when God divided Pangaea up.dlamberth said:Are the Arctic and Antarctic free of Ice?
2 Corinthians 13:5 Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates?Which only leaves the 20% that know less than a first century carpenter.
Science has no choice but to open up windows into God's Creation. That's what science does! That's why so many Christians in the past were the first scientist.
What if God calls these "religiius people" into the laboratory, endowing them with a special knack for quickly learning science?So disrespectful, such a shame for religiius people to claim they
know science, the Bible, and God -if such there be-, se well that they they can
override the story written into the earth itself. Besides knowing better than anybscientidt on earth.
Add in "arrogant", too.
What if God calls these "religiius people" into the laboratory, endowing them with a special knack for quickly learning science?
Are they required to interpret the same things in the earth the way that unbelievers and skeptics do?
A waterfall is an image of entropy, with the water eroding the steps and the riverbed at its basin.
Um ... let's see ... er ... no.The perfection you are craving is a featureless ball of iron hovering in the dark void.
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