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Yep. When it comes down to scientific evidence versus pseudo scientific beliefs I'm literal all day long.

So you think it turned into comets flying around in space that's very existence would be a contradiction to the second law of thermodynamics?

May God grant healing.

Yep. Our comforter is the token. Kinda brings home the, "manifold", wisdom of God.

She would only be lying if one disregards the word "IF". Looks to me like her motive is now made clear. That is the preaching of Jesus Christ.

Jesus being the fulfillment of the promise.

Yer welcome, Sis.

Jesus is just. Alrighty then.

I believe in a flood over the entire earth. Color me stupid but I can't see how falling sheets of ice could be proof of it or that they would cause mass freezing. Konkin' a wooly mammoth on the head and killing it sure. This from the article... Consider the work of Dr. Walt Brown, an MIT grad...

Yep. I don't see where you have affirmed or denied the accuracy of the myths. Of course, there are other gods. The worst one was in the garden. When he told Eve that she would become like God, she thought he was talking about YHWH the Most High God. Like all the children of Eve I too thought...

Those who have been found by God know exactly how despicable they are. That is how one can know how far his mercy extends. Trying to be good, to do what Jesus has already done, is a fool's errand.

Let's give that a go. Those who attempt to justify God are in the same boat. (y) Yea. King James Bible Accounting that God was able to raise him up, even from the dead; from whence also he received him in a figure. Perhaps you are conflating God with his angel? His very son? Genesis 22:11...

That's right, even though gas molecules expand I should have made it clear that the gas expands in all direction due to the molecules flyin' off in all directions. Yes. No. That tends to get the folks here riled up. I'm saying that the 14 pound air column is a figment of somebody's...

That's a pretty cool experiment. Since we know gravity isn't a force it just shows the rate of fall. The experiment doesn't show an exact fall rate either. One of the reasons is air friction. Due to those crazy little air molecules that fly around in all directions defying gravity as a force...

You were all over the place, spouting contradictions to your own position, all the while thinking you were bolstering it. Hopefully after my last post you can rein yourself back in.

Which negates the air column theory. Gas molecules expand in all directions filling up available space. They're not stopping after travelling 1 inch sideways. Not only that their very action negates any influence that could be attributed to gravity as a force. You can't have or measure pressure...

You really can't hold and build one thought upon another can ya?

Not talking about water. I'm talking about air and gravity. Trying to get you to think instead of regurgitating Newtonian gravity as a force. Let's do an experiment to see if there's 14 pounds of pressure under a 1 square inch miles high column of air. 1. Go outside at sea level. 2. Lay two...

Really? Then why doesn't a one square inch ice cube weigh close to 14.7lbs? Where's gravity factored into that? Atmospheric Pressure - National Geographic Society https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/atmospheric-pressure May 14, 2011 · That pressure is called atmospheric pressure, or...

Those touting gravity as a force don't agree with you. It doesn't matter how high you stack something gravity will only exert 14.7 pounds at ground level. https://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/dochelp/QA/Basic/atmos_press.html?msclkid=9da55c21c05b11ec93380ca6fecea9f4 What is the average air pressure...