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Other than the timeframe, you're actually both correct.yeah, I made YOU this morning and the rest of the universe, and I made you think that you had created the world when it was really I. ;P
[bible]Psalm 104:3[/bible]
I'm not sure, but I'll take a stab at it ---
It's basically talking about buoyancy:
--- not bad, eh?
- Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters = Archimede's Principle.
- Who maketh the clouds his chariot = shows that the air has weight and mass - since clouds weigh less than the amount of air supporting them.
- Who walketh upon the wings of the wind = the science of aerodynamics.
The universe may not be expanding. Time could be slowing down.I wasn't posting those verses to "show where everything comes from." I posted them to show you that I know how the universe is expanding.
I made it.... yesterday actually.
I just made it look like I made it a long time ago..... and then within that framework, I made it look like I made it a REALLY long time ago.
Regardless.... it was me. And now you know.
Are there any other questions, or can we finally put this one to bed?
The universe may not be expanding. Time could be slowing down.
Cool link, thanks!The universe may not be expanding. Time could be slowing down.
Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters = Archimede's Principle.
Who maketh the clouds his chariot = shows that the air has weight and mass - since clouds weigh less than the amount of air supporting them.
Who walketh upon the wings of the wind = the science of aerodynamics.--- not bad, eh?
Well then, keep asking the same "usless" question, and we'll keep giving you the same "useless" answer.
[bible]Psalm 104:3[/bible]
I'm not sure, but I'll take a stab at it ---
It's basically talking about buoyancy:--- not bad, eh?
- Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters = Archimede's Principle.
- Who maketh the clouds his chariot = shows that the air has weight and mass - since clouds weigh less than the amount of air supporting them.
- Who walketh upon the wings of the wind = the science of aerodynamics.
That's Omphalism, and Omphalism is deceptive. God gave us Genesis so we wouldn't be confused by Omphalism.
Woe to Us!
Your Prophet needs help.
Well have you seen his website? He has a love in with Hitchens and others and they choose a diabolical Title called the "Four Horse Men of the Apocolypse."
I do ---
[bible]Job 26:7[/bible]
[bible]Psalm 104:2[/bible]
[bible]Isaiah 40:22[/bible]
[bible]Isaiah 44:24[/bible]
[bible]Zechariah 12:1[/bible]
This is why your curtain argument isn't particularly convincing. If verse 2 could have been used to predict expanding space time, then verse 3 should similarly be predictive of something, so what is it?
If you don't know until you discover it independently, then you're just making the data fit the result.
Wow, man. You're like Mother Theresa or something. I weep thinking of the good you do.
This is where [true] science and Scripture walk together. Embedded in the Scriptures are factual statements that become clearer as time goes on.
But you, AV, are a literalist only when it suits.
Well, you "scientists" make up your minds which it is.
In the meantime, I'll go with what God said; since He's already made up His.
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