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Or the b-word?I don't think we should dignify people who call others "dummy" with a response.
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Or the b-word?I don't think we should dignify people who call others "dummy" with a response.
Support this statement before you call others 'idiot' or 'dummy' based off of a strawman argument.The big banger belief is that you can actually see the evolution of the Universe directly
Because: if "spiritual" is "physical" in any way, then it would be, out of necessity, bound to the laws of physics.Just out of curiosity, how do you know that "spiritual" isn't ultimately "physical" in some way?
Because: if "spiritual" is "physical" in any way, then it would be, out of necessity, bound to the laws of physics.
Or the b-word?
Your 'sidereal time' ......[rant removed]
How many times does the Earth rotate in a year ?
366.242199 times. Give or take.
Is this the same Catechism that says the bread & wine literally become the flesh & blood of Jesus Christ? even though science would disagree?From the Catechism of the Catholic Church:
2293 Basic scientific research, as well as applied research, is a significant expression of man's dominion over creation. Science and technology are precious resources when placed at the service of man and promote his integral development for the benefit of all. By themselves however they cannot disclose the meaning of existence and of human progress.
I've only affirmed this. So get your stuff in order, alright?
Your original question was:
The correct answer WC gave you was:
The Earth experiences 365.25 solar days in a year, but it actually completes 366.242199 full, 360 degree rotations in a year. You asked how many times it rotated, not how many solar days it experiences.
He's correct. When did you intend to acknowledge that?
The Catholic Church teaches that the bread and wine become the flesh and blood of Christ, while only the accidents (meaning, the texture, appearance, taste, smell, and I suppose sound when/if applicable) of the bread and wine remain. Science is only capable of measuring the accidental qualities of the bread and wine -- therefore, it cannot effectively agree or disagree with what the Church teaches on this matter.Is this the same Catechism that says the bread & wine literally become the flesh & blood of Jesus Christ? even though science would disagree?
In other words, it literally becomes the flesh & blood of Christ, but remain bread & wine; and therefore cannot be ascertained by science?The Catholic Church teaches that the bread and wine become the flesh and blood of Christ, while only the accidents (meaning, the texture, appearance, taste, smell, and I suppose sound when/if applicable) of the bread and wine remain. Science is only capable of measuring the accidental qualities of the bread and wine -- therefore, it cannot effectively agree or disagree with what the Church teaches on this matter.
If he's right he's right. Since he's right and your not, what choice do I have? What does his (or anyone's) preference for atheism have to do with the actual number of rotations that the Earth completes in a year? You didn't ask WC how many solar days are in a year, you specifically asked him how many times the Earth rotates in a year. He gave you the correct number. When did you intend to acknowledge it?
The bread and wine do not remain bread and wine but only the accidental qualities of bread and wine remain; science cannot ascertain the change because science can only assess the accidental qualities.In other words, it literally becomes the flesh & blood of Christ, but remain bread & wine; and therefore cannot be ascertained by science?
With transubstantiation, the substance (identity, if you will) of the bread and wine is no longer there, as the substance has become Christ himself. The prefix "trans" means "across."How then does transubstantiation differ from consubstantiation?
Since the accidental qualities of the bread and wine remain, a person cannot tell by looking.and how can a person tell by looking at the wafer and chalice contents that he is looking at the real ingredients?
That's a good question.Actually I always wondered what happand if you use the holy communion blood in the development of motionpictures!
Want to be a Christian then grow up.
Nobody cares how many times the Earth rotates in a given period of time (exaggeration.) Such information, however intriguing any given person may find it, won't save anyone's soul. Get over it.There are those in the minority who believe in the evolutionary biological and geological history of the planet in 7 days and their opponents who also have severe difficulties linking the rotation of the Earth with a single day so this is not an exercise in convincing people that the Earth rotates 1461 times in .1461 days or once a day but that Christians who may be horrified at what passes as science no longer supports this most basic fact of all.
So you want your 1465 rotations in 1461 days or 366 1/4 rotations per circuit and science ceases to exist,there are Christians out there who probably are appalled at the intellectual standards but not here in this forum.Again,wiping the dust from the feet is an analogy as it is the Christian thing to do for Jesus could not work miracles where faith hindered and only those who can be convinced will comprehend why these issues are so important.It did not happen here and I fully accept that.
Then let's get to my main point.No. The bread and wine become the flesh and blood of Christ and are no longer bread and wine, but Christ himself, with the accidental (sensory) qualities of bread and wine.
With transubstantiation, the substance (identity, if you will) of the bread and wine is no longer there, as the substance has become Christ himself. The prefix "trans" means "across."
With consubstantiation, the substance of the bread and wine would remain, and the substance of Christ would also become present. The prefix "con" means "with."
Since the accidental qualities of the bread and wine remain, a person cannot tell by looking.
Science does not disagree with transubstantiation, so I have no comment for you regarding science and whether or not it can scale any number of mountains and/or small hills.Then let's get to my main point.
If science disagrees with this -- (and I suspect it does) -- then can science take a hike?