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I am not sure why, "Jesus walking on water" gets "in the way of science". There are all manner of creatures that walk on water, including humanity. Most of the times it simply involves surface tension, and displacement.
We also have Tibetan monks flying, a variety of Christian saints levitating as well as Hindu mystics levitating (not the show illusions). If one can walk on water or fly, a storm, even a raging one is no big deal.During a raging storm?
We also have Tibetan monks flying, a variety of Christian saints levitating as well as Hindu mystics levitating (not the show illusions).
If one can walk on water or fly, a storm, even a raging one is no big deal.
Ant mats float just fine. Boats still displace water and float just fine.
I do, I do.
I can do it.There's a lot of stuff that floats on water.
But walking on water during a raging storm is another.
I think that, if God wanted, each and every star could have 5, 6, maybe 10 or a thousand of its own wormholes.
Maybe even a billion or two.
I doubt it myself.
But I hope you see the point I'm making.
Evidently wormholes can't be seen.
So if they exist, they must exist in the spiritual realm.
Hold on and hear me out.If wormholes really existed we would be able to detect them. ( How to spot a wormhole (if they exist) ) None has ever been found.
Nope. Haven't seen anyone walk on water either.Do they work for Monty Python?
Have you ever seen one?
I can do it.
Provided, of course, the water is very, very cold.
Sorry. The fact that wormholes are mathematically possible does not mean they can exist.
If wormholes really existed we would be able to detect them.
( How to spot a wormhole (if they exist) ) None has ever been found.
To illustrate: Hiring -10 people and get a job that requires 70 man days done in -7 days is mathematically possible . But in reality? No.
By Occam's Razor, any hypothesis that multiplies entities is unlikely. You need multiple hypothetical wormhole entities to explain all the stars. Each wormhole you postulate is unlikely. When you postulate billions and billions? Nope.
Carl Sagan can speak of billions of things in space.
But with all due respect sir, you are no Carl Sagan.
The problem with wormholes has already been explained to you: Wormholes to Heaven.
They're right. Boats float.
Mermaid sightings are recorded in C. Columbus logbook.
If you can walk on water, a raging storm is no big deal.
And rumors spreading about in a superstitiousIf you can walk on water, a raging storm is no big deal.
Inherited faith is the worst. So are religious institutions. I was rc, and trust me, I tried to find God there. See John's Gospel to see how I finally escaped and found The truthYou will be thrilled to find out that I was willing to search beyond childlike teaching to find the truth. I grew up in Sunday school, Christian schools, and Bible studies. I was taught what to believe.
And then I started search beyond the faith I inherited. See How My Mind Was Set Free.
And water into wineI have a feeling my theology doesn't need to be "idiosyncratic" for science to get in its way.
Jesus walking on water got in the way of science.
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