snowbird
I vaguely remember reading an article by Neil deGrasse Tyson and being disappointed that he doesn't believe in Creation.
So you've never really given evolution a fair chance because of your wish to believe in creation?
http://www.icr.org/article/9325/.
amazing read...go on , have a laugh if you want to.. new dna study confirms noah.
by brian thomas, m.s.
snowbird
I vaguely remember reading an article by Neil deGrasse Tyson and being disappointed that he doesn't believe in Creation.
So you've never really given evolution a fair chance because of your wish to believe in creation?
http://www.icr.org/article/9325/.
amazing read...go on , have a laugh if you want to.. new dna study confirms noah.
by brian thomas, m.s.
snowbird
That shows, Sir, what I thought of them.
Actually, it shows you didn't read them objectively, if at all.
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snowbird
Just throwing it out there
The only place you should throw such rubbish is in the bin
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snowbird
What if..
I love the subtext in this post.
"What if? Please let this be true. It would really help me with my delusion..."
take a look at the back of your tv/entertainment centre.
a mass of power and signal cables connect the various pieces of equipment in very specific ways.
imagine you wanted to switch the locations of your satellite receiver and your dvd player.
The thought of this makes me ache.
Saw a program about this not long ago. It went onto explain that the testicles went on to pop out of a hernia in our pelvic region, which leaves men susceptible to hernia problems.
All that for cool balls.
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Perry,
If the Cretaceous\Tertiary extinction was infact the flood of Noah as depicted in the bible, can you explain the complete lack of fossils of extant mammals in the Cretaceous strata?
I miss Leolaia. What happened to her?
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Could the Watchtower have been wrong about earths' age along with all the other things they got wrong??
No. When they have suggested an estimation of how old the earth is, they have quoted science.
As with the thread you made about the origin of the universe Perry, if people are going to take the time to challenge you with true scientific facts and figures, are you going to have the decency to admit when you have been proven wrong?
Or are you only going to stay in this debate till it heats up beyond where your knowledge ends and then cowardly run away as per usual?
If you are not going to be reasonable and admit defeat when you have been proven wrong, can you understand how futile this makes your thread?
This isn't going to be just another waste of time for everyone is it?
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the other insightful articles on this website will help to soothe your complex worries and open your eyes to a great reality.. one love.
http://wakeup-world.com/2015/11/21/waking-up-from-religion/.
News Flash! Once you leave JW world, no one cares if you have differing beliefs, but it's seems some on this forum are stuck in a JW mindset of controlling others thoughts and beliefs that are differing from your own
maybe it's time for a less serious thread .
i have just finished watching dirty dancing ( again ) .
what is your feel good movie , the one that makes you smile and cry happy tears ?
Crazyguy
Jaws
So funny.
the universe can be observed to be expanding.. an expanding universe must have had a beginning.
whatever begins to exist had a cause.
therefore the universe had a cause.
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Prologos, Perry's quote that I was responding to is on page 5 of this thread.
“I don’t believe the billions of years characterization of the universe. 17 times God says that he manipulated space and time to “stretch” out the heavens.
This action is consistent with someone with the power and intelligence to create space and time in the first place.
If the master inventor of space and time says he did it in 6 days; I believe him.”
My reply is more from the thought of the distortion of reality of such a ludicrous claim. There has obviously been no thinking out of the logistics in the light of physics.
To demonstrate, Perry claims that the universe was ‘stretched out’ during the 6 days of creation. If all matter was collected at one point on the first day, and stretched to its current position of approximately 14 billion light years (although mathematicians anticipate that it could now be as much as 45 billion light years, accounting for cosmic inflation), over the subsequent 6 days, matter that we can see at the edge of the universe would have to have travelled at an average speed of just over 27,006 light years per second.
This means that it would have taken a little under 4 seconds for these distant objects to travel the distance of the diameter of the Milky Way galaxy. Light only travels 186,282 miles per second and has no mass, which makes this part of Perry’s hypothesis impossible.
Perry could get around this by asserting that his god teleported the objects deep into space to their presently observed position. They didn’t travel at all but were instantly placed, or should I say, stretched there. If we give Perry this concession, the problem would then be, how it is that we can see such objects?
For light to have travelled from 14 billion light years away, 6000 years ago, Perry’s god would have had to have accelerated that light to the speed of 4.436 light years per minute, every minute, for the past 6000 years.
To put that into some kind of practical context, the nearest star from our solar system is a distance of 4.24 light years away. It is called Proxima Centauri. The accelerated speed of light, according to Perry’s hypothesis, means it would take just 57 seconds for light to travel the 4.24 light years from Proxima Centauri to earth. As you can easily ascertain, the suggested accelerated speed of light is quite dramatic to say the least.
Even if any of this were true, it would mean we would only just be receiving the light from those distant parts of the universe now.
Why would Perry’s god mess around with physics so dramatically? Why would he hide the evidence?
For me, it is no different to the Catholic Church in relation to Galileo. To these people, belief is more precious than truth. How else can anyone explain such illogic?
The whole claim that Perry is postulating is very amusing when you work out the scientific ramifications of something so ludicrous.