The Time Bubble Theory

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Just not us.

No? Jesus offers us eternal life. Believers now have that, and anyone can have it. It is the gift of God. So yes, I am timeless. I just happen to be timed in at the moment.

 

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Time, why don't u shut up and stop spouting nonsense that does nothing to further this debate? Quoting scripture and fundie brainwashing techniques means nothing to us.

no

Your **** really is starting to get annoying, and I'm starting to get angry. You whine when ppl "don't act civilized" then proceed not to act civilized yourself. Either have an adult discussion or get the hell off of the forum.

No

 

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Most physical interactions can't exist without light, since it is photons--the same particles that make up light--that convey the interaction between charged particles. Atoms can't exist without light, so light had to exist from day 1.

Atoms can't exist in a dark place? You know this how?

And other than that, you're dodging the question. Day is the period of time that a portion of the earth is rotated towards the sun, and night is when it's rotated away from it.

I doubt that. The sun now marks a day. Tilts smilts.

Morning and evening are between the two. God could not have "separated the light from the darkness" without the sun, because even though the earth could not exist without light, day and night would not be any different from one another without the sun--they certainly wouldn't "separate the light from the darkness".

Who said the sun was involved in separating light before the sun existed??

I'm assuming you know that the reason why the day is light and the night is dark is because a given part of earth recieves light directly from the sun during the day, while at night the only sunlight is whatever can be reflected off the moon.

No. Not the day in creation week before the sun existed...obviously.

The sun is the only reason why day and night exist as a division between when it's light out and when it's dark.

Not at all. The sun is now a way we know day and night.

You aren't dealing with the other contradictions in the thread I linked to, either. Do you think plants were made before humans, as said in Genesis 1? Or after humans, as said in Genesis 2? Remember not to use the NIV for this, because it alters the text to avoid this problem.

Gen 1 was the order of creation and Gen 2 was after the fact. You deal with it.

All of these contradictions can be avoided by not taking Genesis 1 and 2 literally, but that seems to be something you don't want to do.

Better still, the so called contradictions don't exist because they are wholly manufactured by a lack of understanding of Scripture basics.

I'm not sure who you think you're fooling here. Saying that time does not exist for God is an ambiguous phrase--it is true in the sense that God is not limited by it, but this fact does not remove this limitation for the universe.

You may not impose earth time on the universe just because you feel like it actually.

Time exists in the universe,

Says who??

and the only reason it doesn't for God is that He's outside it.

He was inside too, ever heard of Jesus?

So to say that this means that time does not exist INSIDE the universe is to misinterpret your own ambiguous phrase. As far away as it is possible to see in space and time, (a few billion years)

I disagree. You think you see things based on beliefs only.

time can be observed to operate in the same way that it does in the solar system.

So post the ways this can be seen?

These limitations ONLY go away for someone who is outside the universe.

Stop pretending to know what you are talking about.

 

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Erm its very errornous... It was really hard to read with no line breaks but I'm assuming this article is believing that Light waves degrade over time, which they do not.
Consider time to be a sheet held two feet above the ground, put an apple(something super massive like a neutron star or black hole ) on there and the sheet sags.
So basically time is like a sheet not a bubble.

I think the issue is time itself. What is it? Does it exist in the deep recesses of space also? Or is earth is some sort of a time bubble? I realize other people on the forum have ran with this idea in the last few years, in one form or another. Flattering.

 

[PsychoSarah]

I think the issue is time itself. What is it? Does it exist in the deep recesses of space also? Or is earth is some sort of a time bubble? I realize other people on the forum have ran with this idea in the last few years, in one form or another. Flattering.

 

[Tanj]

Isn't self denecrotization a sin?

Also (and perhaps this was covered in the last 10 pages), what happens when time bubble meets time cube?

 

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Isn't self denecrotization a sin?

Also (and perhaps this was covered in the last 10 pages), what happens when time bubble meets time cube?

They need to adjust their clocks?