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I'm afraid no supernatural explanation is necessary here. The Dead Sea is the saltiest body of water on Earth because at an elevation of 1410 feet below sea level, it is the lowest point on Earth. It is not an ocean, but a giant salt lake. The water from the surrounding area has no outlet to the ocean, so all of the dissolved salts in the rivers/runoff get dumped into the Dead Sea.
That is why it is so salty. The Caspian Sea (also not a sea) in Eastern Europe is getting progressively saltier due to very similar circumstances
Religious wars and pogroms occur more often when religions become locally dominant. Are you suggesting that the Truth of a claim can be determined by what violence is done by the most psychopathic individuals.
You can't explain it purely from physics, from whichever model you believe in, or the creation model. A supernatural creation can't be explained from physics...neither can multiverse, or everything from nothing, or the many 'god of the gap' entities in big bang cosmology. *( such as expansion being powered by dark energy).*
He might be correct. We don't know how God created. We don't know the speed God spread the heavens. But we do know from scripture that Adam would have been able to see the stars.*
I'll have to stop you right there.
Thanks, and do enjoy your pagan celebration!
I think Canada has already celebrated Thanksgiving.
Stuart
Well there's been nothing real about it so far, has there? Even when your supposed god tells you what will happen, it doesn't. Nor is it likely to happen, ever! Maybe God made a mistake, huh? All we have to go on is your say so, which is exactly the same as all the others have offered over the centuries. Your say so is no better than theirs, whether you believe it or not. You're obviously plain wrong. Get used to it.
And yes, I know there are plenty of gullible people in the world who will believe all sorts of crazy things. So what?
And you made sure to miss local the weather forecast, right? I'm not even going to argue this with you any more because it's stupid, as others have noticed. Your claimed god gets a snow fall right but is wrong about the second coming...... Oooookay!!
Yes, we all make mistakes, it's only human, but you claimed your mistake came from a higher power. That's a humdinger of a mistake for sure.
It's not a case of being touchy, it's a case that you are unable to listen to reason. And yes there are gullible people out there who might buy the nonsense you spout. Give it a rest!
Right there.What do you mean you will have to stop me right where?
Since is was declared a national holiday by various presidents, a religious thanksgiving would represent the establishment of a religion, which is surely unconstitutional.It's not a pagan holiday, Stuu. Only a celebration of Thanks for all that God has given us.
But why are the answers alwaysGod Answers Prayer
Re how we can see recently created galaxies that are at great distances, 6days said:
Then in his next paragraph, speaking of Jason Lisle’s proposed explanation for being able to see distant galaxies, 6days says:
6days, you need to be a bit more consistent in your claims. Since in your first paragraph you categorically rule out being able to explain this from physics, then will you explain why you suggest Jason Lisle’s explanation, which is based on physics, “might be correct”?
That is pretty much by definition, since physics, as a part of science, seeks for understanding of the natural world, not supernatural things. That leaves open the question of whether physics can supply a natural explanation for something we might term as a beginning could occur.
I find it amusing when a religious zealot who has a limited understanding of both mathematics and the core ideas of physics declares what the boundaries of what physics can study are. I look on my bookshelves, on the internet, in graduate-level university classes, in scientific journals, and I see ongoing studies in all of the fields 6days seems to want to declare as off-limits.
I don’t know what that comment is meant to address. If I were a chronicler of my tribe’s creation legends, and while I was recording a favorite tale of some “mythological first human”, my 5-year old daughter runs into our tent and says, “Papa, papa, I saw some stars!!!”. Hmm, yeah, I’ll add that to the tale, this first guy saw stars. Boy, that will be convincing.
(Uhh, 6days, by the “stars” you say Adam saw, are you referring to that 1% of 1% of 1% of the stars that nobody had any inking existed until just the last century? You know, all those poor religious people who read (or perhaps misread) the same religious accounts you do, but had to do without the recent realization of the vastness of space that secular science, not religion revealed?)
Dear Hedshaker,
God didn't make the mistake, silly! I made the mistake alone. The thing is, Hedshaker, that I can easily understand that you can't believe me. It is quite a lot that has happened to me that seems unbelievable and I am the first to quickly agree. But I must tell you that I have tons of friends and my family who believe what I have to say and many people around the whole world have read my book and I get only good impact back. So give it a rest to my mistake and start correcting your own mistakes, like dissing your God and Creator.
Yes, you are easily gullible for believing there is no God or Creator and that all of this to date just happened by itself. You won't be happy until you hear it from Him, so hang in there.
I had no idea you thought that. I never did. No one else has ever brought that up. No, I didn't watch much TV back then. I had too much going on in my life. I had to travel from Staten Island to Manhattan by a ferry boat, and I worked eight hours, and had plenty else going on so, no, I never saw anything of the sort on TV beforehand. The reporter was petrified and I got a three-hour interview. It was a miracle from God, Hedshaker.
Well, Hedshaker, we do all make mistakes and I know mine was a Whopper, but I was wrong and made a BIG mistake, and I apologize. That does not mean everything else in my life is untrue. You DON'T believe in God. I think you are making a MUCH WORSE mistake than most will ever make, and you don't even know it. Eeeeek!! Come on, Hedshaker, Ride on the Peace Train!! Get you bags together. Go, bring your good friends too. 'Cause it's getting nearer; It soon will be with you, so come and join the living, it's not so far from you.' I know you should recognize the words and you might be a little too young, but I digress. There's a lot going on in this world than you realize. Only someone extremely gullible would lose his life over something ingrained into his head from the devil, Satan. I know you don't believe in him. That's like a soldier going down for the third time because he didn't know who was tricking him.
If I didn't care about you, I would have gone away a lot sooner. Surely, you can see the light, somehow soon.
Cheerio, Mate!!
Michael
You used to be a kind person Hedshaker. I recall you welcoming me to TOL even though we disagreed. Likewise with Alwight...He often disagreed with Michael, but I was impressed with his kindness.Right. Tell you what, I've made an early New Years resolution. I'm going to rap my knuckles with a ruler every time I think about arguing nonsense with an half-wit.
You used to be a kind person Hedshaker. I recall you welcoming me to TOL even though we disagreed. Likewise with Alwight...He often disagreed with Michael, but I was impressed with his kindness.
Dear Greg Jennings,
I don't buy into that. I think that most of the salts in the Dead Sea are from rainwater washing down salty towns that used to be. I don't care about the Caspian Sea. I care about why the Dead Sea is so salty. You don't believe that God overthrew the two cities, or that He turned Lot's wife into a pillar of salt, but I do. I say there is a reason for all of 'those salts.'
Sincerely,
Michael
You've led me to discover Hanlon's razor which can be expressed, according to the Holy Wikipedia, as "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity".Pampering to the Dunning Kruger Effect is anything but kind, IMO.
good post MichaelDear Greg Jennings,
I don't buy into that. I think that most of the salts in the Dead Sea are from rainwater washing down salty towns that used to be. I don't care about the Caspian Sea. I care about why the Dead Sea is so salty. You don't believe that God overthrew the two cities, or that He turned Lot's wife into a pillar of salt, but I do. I say there is a reason for all of 'those salts.'
Sincerely,
Michael
good postDear gcthomas,
No, he's not saying that. Why do you all gang up on 6days? I see Rosenritter has 'left the building,' so that makes things a lot harder for 6days. Take it easy. Aren't there like ~6-8 atheists or so here? So I guess none of you want to obey the Lord God??
God Be With Those Who Obey Him,
Michael
good post, StuuBut why are the answers always
either: 'No' (silence)
or: 'I'm sure you'll work it out' (indicated by silence)?
Stuart
I already explained.
You can't explain it purely from physics
He might be correct.
We don't know how God brought distant starlight to earth... We do know that He did.
So why are you putting boundaries on what science is?
You seem to be one who is afraid to let a divine foot in the door
…yet willing to believe in all types of unscientific hypothetical entities
100 years from now, people will be amazed at how little we understood of the universe...
Science helps confirm the truth of scripture
With God, All Things Are Possible!
Did you miss out on God parting the sea as is recorded?
6days and I do not give a flying squirrel what Jason Lisle had to say.
you dismiss your own Creator. Do you think He likes that or that you are going to get away with it?
You act as if 'we might' is including you as one of the initial workers in this effort.
You're a real scientist.
I've taken merit algebra-trig, and I used to correct the teacher when he was trying to work out an equation that didn't seem to want to happen. After I showed him where he'd made his mistake, it all fell into place.
Now you've got another adversary to deal with. His name is God.
Is there any verse in the Bible hinting that the stars (excluding the sun, of course) were created on the 4th day?...
I'm not saying that God is a liar. He created the Earth in the same six days that He created man. He created the 'Host of Heaven' during those six days. That means the stars and planets, etc. Our galaxy is called the Milky Way. See Gen. 1:19KJV. On the Fourth Day. That is when He created the stars.
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Michael
Make a rock so big He can’t pick it up?