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Yes, really. Man is body, soul and spirit. This is one manner in which we are made in the image of the Triune God. This is true of no other created being. This is just one more reason why the King James Version of the bible is very obviously not an inspired translation into English nor is it...

I'm quite sure. Knowing that a member of their pack is gone, and even being distressed by it, isn't at all the same as knowing what death is.

No, you didn't. You're a lunatic.

This may sound trite but the basic answer is because its the best way to do it given the conditions that God knew would be in place after the flood. It is best for man and for the animals. If you want to die of a hemorrhagic stroke, one of the best ways to make that happen is to live your life...

I agree that it is not circular given that context. My point was only that context is important and that, if it isn't paid attention too, things can get circular very easily. Also, the degree of the impact of a moral act, is one way to gauge the degree to which it is either good or evil...

It depends on just what you mean by "that is a bizarre thing to say". It seems bizarre to say it concerning murder but "because God said so" isn't an invalid reason to accept something as being immoral, including murder. Of course, that is only so because God is good and so it gets somewhat...

I doubt it.

The ozone layer is a gas, not a bunch of very small particles, unless you count molecules as particles. I think the point had to do with small but not microscopic sized particles. I've lost track of that side of the discussion though, so that might be incorrect.

I found Bob's prediction! Just by pure lucky chance, over the last few weeks, I happened to be listening through some of Bob Enyart's bible studies while driving in my truck instead of listening to talk radio or whatever else. I started with the study through the book of John, which was just...

Right. That's Bob's experiment. My comment was in reference to my modified version of it. As for Bob's experiment, I honestly can't figure out whether it would work or not. I think it through one day and it seems like it wouldn't work and then I'll think it through again and it seems like it...

Well, after rediscovering that old thread (see my previous post above), I spent some time thinking it through and I don't think it would work because the two cameras are functioning as clocks and so the same clock synchronization problem arises. If you didn't care about the cameras being...

I had forgotten about this old thread.... Real Science Radio: One Way Speed of Light Measurement Proposal Turns out that, while there may not be a way to do a one way measurement of the speed of light, there might be a way to tell whether light travels at the same speed in all directions! I...

Wow. There's more of that book that I've forgotten than what I remember. I probable ought to read it through again.

The first time I ever heard anything about this issue was during my junior year, high school astronomy class in 1985/1986. We discussed it as part of a discussion about the "Einstein synchronization convention". There isn't anyone, (that I've ever heard of), that would entertain that light would...

I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter because it isn't the object itself that the issue, its the event. If the star was created intact and exploded after the stretching has already been done then Bob was correct when he reasoned that we shouldn't ever see any supernovae that are further away than...

We're stuck because you just are not getting the point about this light travel thing. It's important that you understand this because I think its been a problem for the "stretching out the heavens" proponents for quite a while and people aren't seeing the issue. Let's try it a step at a time...

I completely agree! The occasional onlooker and practice for one's own benefit is the only really good reason to be doing this in the first place. Well, know that your post edified me! So....not futile! God bless you! Clete

Excellent post! I have to say, I no longer have the patience required to discuss such thing with people. It seems to never bear any fruit except with those who already agree that such things are heresy. You could talk with this joker until you're blue in the face and it won't move him one...

Well, yes but the folks that adhere to the appearance of age theory typically take it very much too far. The fact remains that modern "science" is more political than it is scientific and has more to do with being anti-religious than it has to do with doing intellectually honest investigations...

There isn't any way it could have happened that way, JR. That's why it's a problem for you, not for me. I'm the one here who's saying that God can make things in whatever state He chooses to make them and that there isn't any necessity or even utility in insisting that God made things in a...