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Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 10025160)
I bet that you do not even know that the world used to spin faster back then, it has been slowing down ever since. :) Our children's children will be old when they are 10.
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Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by jimenato
(Post 10025240)
That would make a day shorter - not a year. There would have been more days in the year. A year would have been the same length as it is now - more or less.;)
but what you fail to understand is that the faster rotation, also helped to propel the earth faster in its orbit. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 10025248)
LOL. Ooops, yes....recovery mode......think...think.......ah yes.......
but what you fail to understand is that the faster rotation, also helped to propel the earth faster in its orbit. http://www.angelfire.com/mi/dinosaurs/patriarch.html The answer I believe in part lies in the state of the earth when God first Created it, compared to the sin wrecked world we live in today. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 10025160)
I bet that you do not even know that the world used to spin faster back then, it has been slowing down ever since. :) Our children's children will be old when they are 10.
Jo xxx |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 10024930)
I find the theory that the Holy Spirit is the feminine, compelling. Given that the feminine has been almost erased from Christianity, it is interesting to try to trace where it once could be found.
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 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 jojojojojo
(Post 10025077)
so where did Abraham, Sarah, Hagar, Isaac and Ishmael fit in with that lot??? I'm sorry, but whether you believe/follow religion or not, this all comes across as just stories made up to fill gaps that those of the time didnt understand. So Noah was well over 500yo when he built his ark then?????. I also find alot of the story lines disturbing and barbaric. Christianity should scrap the old testament and just start with the nativity - altho there are some barbaric bits in that too??!!
Jo xxx Unfortunately we're stuck with the Old as well as the New! After all, when Christ was doing His wanderings & quoting scripture, He only had the Old Testament to go on. So Christians have to accept both books as "gospel" as it were. Another thought to finish on, (& I see this post already is into its 9th page), The word Hell is almost never mentioned in the Old, but in the New, the one person who mentions it a lot is Christ Himself. In other words, He knew it existed. For me, that's sufficient warning. Not that it makes Christian living any the easier. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 10025160)
I bet that you do not even know that the world used to spin faster back then, it has been slowing down ever since. :) Our children's children will be old when they are 10.
Surely not a big bang. |
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. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 10025313)
I thought he made her from Adam's rib.
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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. |
Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 10025339)
I think you are hinting at the amazingness of the hole in the ground to perfectly match the shape of the water that it contains after a storm.
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Re: The power of prayer
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 10025329)
Why not? :confused:
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 kimilseung
(Post 10025339)
I think you are hinting at the amazingness of the hole in the ground to perfectly match the shape of the water that it contains after a storm.
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 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. If there were only one I could possibly see your point. |
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