Evolution is a Lie

[laconicstudent]

No.

Well, I find it deeply entertaining.

 

[Nathan Poe]

Strange way to conceive it. He was lifted to a place where our space doesn't apply, I woulld think.

You would think, but it might hurt at first.

Where exactly is this place, dad? because we've gotten a pretty good look at time and space, and all we see is more time and space.

Wherever Jesus was lifted to, he's still on his way there.

Not just far out IN our time and space! I wonder if you guys make the same sort of mistake with stars??

Stars existing in time and space is a mistake?

He moved slowly out of our sight. Then, He transcended this state, and space, I would assume, into the spiritual realm.

Interesting -- how much more are you willing to add to the Bible to make your baseless assumptions sound less blather-y?

 

[Nathan Poe]

Anyone that speaks from the autority of a solid biblical case speaks with authority. I am not too modest to admit it!

Semi-true -- modesty is certainly a virtue nobody would ever accuse you of having.

 

[Nathan Poe]

Does anyone else find it funny how some Christians think God made all these physical laws only to violate them at every opportunity despite the various theological and scientific theories that would be more parsimonious?

It's all part of the Creationists' narcissistic power trip:

God defines the physical laws,
The Bible defines God,
Creationists define the Bible.

No creationist would dare belive in a God they couldn't force to run, fetch, or perform a miracle on command.

 

[dad]

Well, I find it deeply entertaining.

History is enertaining. How God violated all the rules whenever He felt like it, or the need of His people called for it. Heaven will be very entertaining too. It violates the living daylights out of our state.

 

[dad]

Semi-true -- modesty is certainly a virtue nobody would ever accuse you of having.

Guess we can't all be like you. Saint Poe....nice ring to it.

 

[AirPo]

Anyone that speaks from the autority of a solid biblical case speaks with authority. I am not too modest to admit it!

Too bad you're speaking from the authority of some weird dad invented science fiction fantasy version of the bible.

 

[rjc34]

I thought you were for blocking me? Try to stick to your word. People are watching.

Still have you blocked, but you're so entertaining and outrageous I find myself clicking 'view post' all the time.

 

[rjc34]

Glad you are listening..and responding intelligently.

I respond with an intelligence appropriate for the quality of your post. Which in this case may have been garbage.

 

[dad]

Where exactly is this place, dad? because we've gotten a pretty good look at time and space, and all we see is more time and space.

Your in box thinking is showing. Heaven is not a matter of 'where' as perceived in present time and space, I would think.

Wherever Jesus was lifted to, he's still on his way there.

Foolish claim.

Stars existing in time and space is a mistake?

I would think so. Not our time and space. But of course we don't really know, do we?

Interesting -- how much more are you willing to add to the Bible to make your baseless assumptions sound less blather-y?

I'll take that as a tacit admission the stuff is starting to grow on you.

 

[dad]

I respond with an intelligence appropriate for the quality of your post. Which in this case may have been garbage.

So you admit the response was garbage. OK. That is a start.

 

[dad]

Too bad you're speaking from the authority of some weird dad invented science fiction fantasy version of the bible.

Too bad you can't show us a solid bible case that would support that little gush.

 

[dad]

Still have you blocked, but you're so entertaining and outrageous I find myself clicking 'view post' all the time.

OK, so you vacillate.

 

[Nathan Poe]

Your in box thinking is showing. Heaven is not a matter of 'where' as perceived in present time and space, I would think.

Fun to make stuff up, isn't it?

Foolish claim.

More foolish than a man lifting himself into outer space without jet propulsion?

I would think so. Not our time and space. But of course we don't really know, do we?

So, you don't think stars actually exist? And that big bright thing in the daytime sky is...?

I'll take that as a tacit admission the stuff is starting to grow on you.

Not really -- people who work with sewage shower frequently to make sure that doesn't happen.

 

[dad]

Fun to make stuff up, isn't it?



More foolish than a man lifting himself into outer space without jet propulsion?



So, you don't think stars actually exist? And that big bright thing in the daytime sky is...?

The spiritual does not need present state jets. Leave that for your Buzz Lighyear. Of course stars exist. I jjust would like proof that they exist within our space and time. If so...fine. You see I am not one that makes big claims like I know.

 

[rjc34]

OK, so you vacillate.

No, your posts and ideas are still garbage; they are just entertaining garbage at times.

 

[rjc34]

So you admit the response was garbage. OK. That is a start.

If you didn't get it yet I was making fun of your idiotic statement.

 

[dad]

If you didn't get it yet I was making fun of your idiotic statement.

You were trying to.

 

[wensdee]

You were trying to.

For the record dad is this you're first or second visit to earth?

 

[dad]

For the record dad is this you're first or second visit to earth?

Don't confuse an avatar with reality.