Search results

Liberals always want the argument to be over silly nonsense.

Wha...?

I wonder if they got any US funds.

Or it just means shadow.

That's probably for the best. Que? It looks like you have spent exactly no time reading his ideas. There are no sedimentary layers (including metamorphic seds) that were not laid down in water. How would a comet wipe out dinosaurs and not kill everything else? Gen 9:2.

What else would it be?

You don't believe what? An established physical property of fluids? The second law of thermodynamics? Nope. Some very large dumps of cold water, certainly, but not a frozen Earth. Even if all the water had frozen, it wouldn't freeze the planet. Exactly. Where does the kinetic energy come...

It's the expansion that causes the cooling. A supercritical cutting device relies on delivering a stream that does not expand freely. Nozzle design is dedicated to providing as narrow a stream as possible to be an efficient cutting tool. The heat is a necessary byproduct of the unexpanded...

The idea is this: There are two jugs of water. One under the other. The lower one is compressed and heated until it ruptures, sending a whole lot of its contents into the sky. When the dust settles, the temperature of the upper jug hasn't changed much, because the energy was converted to kinetic.

Yeah, I read it way back when. There are certainly some things in it to think about, especially the stuff about questioning the distances and of course the importance of stretching, but I doubt that it's the full story.

A "kind" is all of the organisms that are descended from a common ancestor population. There are about 14 distinct uses for the word "species."

It's a summary of the passage saying who or what it's about. Genesis has 10 of them and they indicate 10 source tablets. It's a side issue sparked by this comment: From the text, Genesis 1 should be regarded as an account of history, although that doesn't preclude allegory or symbolism being...

Everything before it. It's the toledoth for the first tablet.

Genesis 2:4 says it is an account of history.

It says "this is history."

Doug's input from 16m, 45s: Bob Enyart Live - The Setterfield Cosmology with Joe Spears Part III (F#m) #bobEnyartLive https://podcastaddict.com/episode/148298022 via @PodcastAddict Or here: The Setterfield Cosmology with Joe Spears Part III (F#m) https://kgov.com/bel/20221111

What do you think Genesis 2:4 means?

It helps to define space. I define it as the distance (noun) between matter. If there were no matter, only a mind, there would not be no space, rather there would be no way to measure any distances. However, the mind could conceptualize bits of matter — and therefore space —even without creating...

Has logic always existed?