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And it seems like the doctrine of immutability is cemented in the idea of timelessness

Does it provide you with an answer to the question @JudgeRightly asked you? Yes or No? So far, your failure to answer the question...

Obviously you deem the site worthless for the purpose of furnishing an answer to the question @JudgeRightly asked you. If you had an...

Why is it that miracles always seem to happen to people out in the middle of nowhere in places no one who's supposed to believe the...

What man says that sincerely to another man? Either you are being sarcastic or you are effeminate.

The site you linked to did not answer the question I asked you to answer. Which you still have not answered, arguably because you...

I provided a reference to the USGS site. Other than that man up and investigate yourself. The USGS site provides information. Yep, I...

Avajs, it's fine to just say, "I don't know how giant plates of rock can subduct." No one will fault you for that But refusing to...

That does not mean that they are correct about everything that they say. You don't seem like a good judge of character.

Why are you in a science thread if you don't want to talk about science?

Naah, why dont you do what i suggested and contact USGS or a geologist at your local state University. They are much more knowedgable...

Nothing on that page explains HOW a 10-60 mile thick layer of rock can subduct. It merely assumes that that is what happens, and expects...

Bump for @Avajs in case you missed it.

Versions of Christianity? Just 1. Interpretations of the evidence are sometimes different, but the evidence remains steadfast.