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Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by retired in euzkadi
(Post 10025347)
As I understand a bang of any sort, it's pretty chaotic.
Yet the earth is positioned exactly where it should be. The chances of a big bang getting it right would have to be left to chance. Pretty dodgy I reckon. Half a million miles out or a couple of degrees either way of the tilt & we wouldn't exist. Why, even Genesis makes more sense, apart from to people like Richard Dawkins. How do you know its exactly where it should be??? Out of all the planets is it the only one thats exactly where it should be?? So if God had anything to do with it, his aim wasnt that good - or did he only want humans on just the one planet?? How did he know?? and where was God at the time of all of this??? Sorry, I am really interested in how you can make this work in reality?? Jo xxx |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by jojojojojo
(Post 10025355)
How do you know its exactly where it should be??? Out of all the planets is it the only one thats exactly where it should be?? So if God had anything to do with it, his aim wasnt that good - or did he only want humans on just the one planet?? How did he know?? and where was God at the time of all of this??? Sorry, I am really interested in how you can make this work in reality??
Jo xxx |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by retired in euzkadi
(Post 10025350)
Never entered my head!
Real Madrid are now playing Bayern Munich, 2nd half, so please excuse me. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by retired in euzkadi
(Post 10025308)
Well, you're half right, I guess.
When "God made man in His image", as in Genesis, obviously the word 'man' included woman. So, yes. He's also a She!!! |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by retired in euzkadi
(Post 10025347)
As I understand a bang of any sort, it's pretty chaotic.
Yet the earth is positioned exactly where it should be. The chances of a big bang getting it right would have to be left to chance. Pretty dodgy I reckon. Half a million miles out or a couple of degrees either way of the tilt & we wouldn't exist. Why, even Genesis makes more sense, apart from to people like Richard Dawkins. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by retired in euzkadi
(Post 10025327)
Ah, but who set it to tilt at 23½ degrees? It's pretty significant.
Surely not a big bang. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJV4w...eature=related |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by anonimouse
(Post 10025480)
This might explain everything at about 03.38;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJV4w...eature=related Jo xxx |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by jojojojojo
(Post 10025522)
Eric von daniken, chariot of the gods????!!!
Jo xxx |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by jojojojojo
(Post 10025355)
How do you know its exactly where it should be??? Out of all the planets is it the only one thats exactly where it should be?? So if God had anything to do with it, his aim wasnt that good - or did he only want humans on just the one planet?? How did he know?? and where was God at the time of all of this??? Sorry, I am really interested in how you can make this work in reality??
Jo xxx The best book I've read on the seasons is one by Anthony Smith, called "The Seasons". It's old, but still relevant. And he's a scientist with little interest in 'religion'. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by retired in euzkadi
(Post 10025548)
It's exactly where it should be because any nearer or further from the sun than its 92,000,000 miles, give or take a few, would result in either freezing cold or boiling hot. Death to us. And the tilt gives us the seasons.
The best book I've read on the seasons is one by Anthony Smith, called "The Seasons". It's old, but still relevant. And he's a scientist with little interest in 'religion'. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 10025362)
Are they rooting for Bayern in your neck of the woods?
The Basques tend to support Barça simply because they hate Madrid & prefer separatists such as Catalans! So you go to the appropriate bar. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by jimenato
(Post 10025443)
Apart from there are countless billions of other stars in the universes any one of which could have a planet with life. Some strange thinking going on here...:blink:
Is it that important though? The bible after all is not a scientific treatise; more an explanation of how God works. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 10025554)
So why did God bother with all the trillions of other stars and planets?
Maybe to keep us guessing, or posting questions!! |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by retired in euzkadi
(Post 10025572)
Who knows? One thing to ask if we get to Heaven!
Maybe to keep us guessing, or posting questions!! |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 10025352)
Err...there are quite a few other planets in the universe.
If there were only one I could possibly see your point. Being in America, perhaps you could enlighten me as to why on earth NASA are spending so much money on going to Mars. What on earth for? Interest? |
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