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Trinitarianism is monotheistic. "God Himself" is correct.

Read what He said and believe: Now the Passover of the Jews was at hand, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. And He found in the temple those who sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the money changers doing business. When He had made a whip of cords, He drove them all out of the temple, with the...

No, it really doesn't. Who's doing that?

They don't. The only thing that changes is the distance from the observer to the object (or image) being observed. In other words: What changes is the "apparent" size of the objects.

If they had had 365.24-day calendars to begin with, why not use a 365.24-day calendar? The extra 5.24 days seems like an afterthought, not part of the original calendar, for ANY of the cultures. Also, in the book of Revelation, there are TWO instances where it specifically uses 360 day years...

When you read the bible, and encounter a scene where righteous men or angels are starting to be worshipped, every single one of them rejects the worship, even telling the ones worshipping to stop, for they are not worthy of worship. Jesus, on the other hand, accepted the worship of those who...

The whole verse is true. Also, the phrasing in the Greek is "in beginning was the LOGOS, and the LOGOS was with the God, and God was the LOGOS." The second "God" in the verse is a noun, not an adjective. Nope. Both "THEON" and "THEOS" in that verse are nouns. There's a reason that only a...

Notice how He did not say that ONLY the Father is the true God. The way He said it does not exclude Himself from also being the ONLY true God, and it does not exclude the Holy Spirit from also being the ONLY true God. If Jesus had said, speaking to His Father, "ONLY You are the true God," then...

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Or, maybe, just maybe, God is really good at getting people to name their children certain names, and can ensure that someone's offspring has certain characteristics. No needing to know the future necessary.

Yes, that's my point. They had to ADD days to the calendar, because a 360-day calendar would result in incorrect dates, and eventually calling for harvest in the middle of winter, had they not made adjustments. This is simply false. Many ancient cultures had 360-day calendars. Here's a list...

I will point out that He did have technical notes in his book. I linked to them before, but you never gave any indication of having viewed them. Here is the post with those links again:

Afaik, "In the Beginning" was never meant to be a technical explanation of literally every aspect of the theory, which likely would have filled multiple volumes.

Come on, that was uncalled for, Clete. He gave clear scripture to support the claim he made. 150 days / 5 months= 30 days per month Genesis 7:11 gives the start date of the flood, giving the exact day and month of the year. Genesis 7:24 gives the duration of the flood in days. Genesis 8:3-4...

The point is that the reason so many different calendars exist is because of the fact that men were used to a 360 day year, and because of the changes to the solar system as a result of the Flood, they now had to try to find a reliable way of counting days in the year. 360 is easily divisible...

Why? Just because God's nature doesn't change does not mean He isn't free. If God is free, then the future is not settled.

You're talking about accelerating something with a mass of 330,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg up to that velocity. I'm pretty sure there was no one object that large that was ejected, nor does HPT claim there was. The problem you seem to be having here is that you're trying to have one giant...