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No, it knocks you out of the fight, because even if you could prove that there was a prior state, it doesn't mean that prior state would work in such a way that the bible could be correct.
Forget that, we need look no further than science not knowing what state it was to knock them out..cold.
Now we can look at the bible without their ideas. Since the bible is proven in so many ways over great time, we already know it is correct. That is no issue at all. The issue was the blabber mouths of so called science having the least knowledge or authority to oppose the word!
Says who?? The laws and universe will change. The life spans changed, tree growth rates, all sorts of things. Not because they were not right, but because we were not right! The world and space we know is the way it is because of the wicked sin nature of man!Additionally, it makes sense that the laws of physics wouldn't change, and there is no reason any deity would have to change the laws of physics so drastically if that deity was supposedly perfect (and thus would do everything right the first time ).
My ideas are bible based in a real and big way. Once we see so called science knocked out of the ring, the only question is what is the best belief! On that battlefield, I think you know who would march over the defeated ideas of the opposition.Your ideas aren't provable, therefore, you might as well be claiming that invisible ghost unicorns watch us while we sleep, but we can't ever detect them.
That is why science got ignominiously knocked out of the ring!If you can't provide any evidence for an idea, it is less credible than some of the most laughable of pseudosciences,
? What are you talking about?because at the very least the cryptozoologists have some amount of blurry pictures and eyewitness accounts.
So what? That leaves them in the dark with no possible hope of knowing.People aren't allowed put miracles or god in the gaps in their theories, so what?
No, people have just sought alternatives to God. It was never about whether He existed or not. Ever.The only reason this is the case is that so far no one has proven or provided sufficient evidence that a deity exists,
Science is a methodology fleeing from God, and one that sprung up from a need to find some replacement ideas to worship or believe! One cannot expect rejectionist fanatics to abandon their institutionalized hatred and rejection of God, no matter how well painted the thin veneer of a covering for what they are really about may be!prove one does and there will be scientific theories which account for it,
Ideas that require the kind of evidence they willing chose to reject! The physical only sort of evidences they claim to accept are too small to contain truth about creation or the spiritual.but until that happens people won't use ideas they can't hope to prove or provide evidence for,
To suggest some made up of mind professor is some beacon of light and knowledge about creation or the spiritual, or the truth, is to display a naivety so pronounced, that it almost brings a tear to the eye.which is why you are the one blabbing about some prior state and not some professor at a university.
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