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For the sake of argument, let's say you're right.
Now ... please answer my challenge, would you?
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For the sake of argument, let's say you're right.So, no, it seems that Moses didn't write that part of the Bible.
How is it that the common people knew the universe had a beginning long before "modern" scientists came along and discovered the universe had a beginning?
By the same token, how is it that the common people knew the universe was expanding long before "modern" scientists came along and discovered the universe is expanding?
Did "modern" scientists really discover it? or are they just confirming something that was already written in a [book] they don't want taught in school?
You're not aware of the Bible speaking of the universe being stretched?Citation required.
I already did.You tell me!
Really? Just made that up, did I?gaara4158 said:You're the one talking like you know these things.
Tablet Theorygaara4158 said:Show me!
How long were they in the Garden before they screwed up? Since they got kicked out before Adam knocked up Eve, I can't imagine it was long at all...Adam walked and talked with God often (daily?).
I'm not going to dignify this with a response.How long were they in the Garden before they screwed up? Since they got kicked out before Adam knocked up Eve, I can't imagine it was long at all...
Should I have phrased it more delicately? Seems like a good question to me...I'm not going to dignify this with a response.
You're not aware of the Bible speaking of the universe being stretched?
There's a difference between "expanding" and "stretching."I'm not aware of any passage which clearly and unambiguously states that the universe is expanding in size.
Or something.Kylie said:Are you talking about that passage that speaks of the heavens being stretched across the sky or something?
Then get better currency.Kylie said:Because that doesn't fit the bill.
Another easter egg confirmed by science.Kylie said:It's vague and people only started claiming that passage spoke of an expanding universe AFTER science showed that the universe was expanding.
IF that's true, it was done in spite of the Bible, not with respect to It.Kylie said:Before that, it was generally accepted that the universe was unchanging.
There's a difference between "expanding" and "stretching."
Expanding grows in size internally; stretching grows in size externally.
The Bible speaks of the universe being "stretched."
That means something outside of it is pulling on it.
Or something.
Psalm 104:2 Who coverest thyself with light as with a garment: who stretchest out the heavens like a curtain:
Isaiah 42:5 Thus saith God the LORD, he that created the heavens, and stretched them out;
Then get better currency.
Another easter egg confirmed by science.
IF that's true, it was done in spite of the Bible, not with respect to It.
Theory of
You know, EVERYONE thought the universe was unchanging prior to about the 1920s, INCLUDING the church!
Yup.Is there a dictionary in the world that supports this,
As verbs the difference between stretch and expand is that stretch is to lengthen by pulling while expand is to change from a smaller form and/or size to a larger one.
By not knowing any such thing.How is it that the common people knew the universe had a beginning long before "modern" scientists came along and discovered the universe had a beginning?
What's this then?By not knowing any such thing.
A line of text. And a fragment ripped from a longer sectionWhat's this then?
Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created ...
If that's all you see, then you're missing the bigger picture:A line of text. And a fragment ripped from a longer section
The common people THOUGHT the universe had a beginning.If that's all you see, then you're missing the bigger picture:
The common people knew the universe had a beginning long before "modern" scientists came along and discovered the universe had a beginning.
And I would venture to say that, if some academians went back in time and attempted to show the common people that the universe started out as a primordial atom in 13,700,000, 000 BC, the common people would die a martyr's death disagreeing -- (if it came to that).The common people THOUGHT the universe had a beginning.
That advice led to the Sarin attacks on Tokyo years ago.Mr Laurier said:Maybe you should start leaving offerings of milk and flowers out for Shiva.
You would be wrong then. As usual.And I would venture to say that, if some academians went back in time and attempted to show the common people that the universe started out as a primordial atom in 13,700,000, 000 BC, the common people would die a martyr's death disagreeing
When you resort to flat out lies, you discredit yourself. So dont do it please.-- (if it came to that).That advice led to the Sarin attacks on Tokyo years ago.
No. i dont.Remember Shoko Asahara, who wanted to worship Shiva in aumshinri kyo ("pure truth")?
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