And believing you KNOW, such as in religious belief, is usually delusional.
what's the wager ? -
ok - Pascal's ? i'll get back to all ya all on that - when i take a dump i'll analyze it -
And believing you KNOW, such as in religious belief, is usually delusional.
Wake up Michael.
There will be no stars, sun or moon.
Nobody will be living on venus.
Isaiah 60:19 KJV
19 The sun shall be no more thy light by day; neither for brightness shall the moon give light unto thee: but the LORD shall be unto thee an everlasting light , and thy God thy glory.
Revelation 22:5 KJV
5 And there shall be no night there; and they need no candle , neither light of the sun; for the Lord God giveth them light : and they shall reign for ever and ever.
Sorry DBJ, but both those places are not our destination, be it sinner or saint.
Wake up Michael.
There will be no stars, sun or moon.
Nobody will be living on venus.
Isaiah 60:19 KJV
19 The sun shall be no more thy light by day; neither for brightness shall the moon give light unto thee: but the LORD shall be unto thee an everlasting light , and thy God thy glory.
Revelation 22:5 KJV
5 And there shall be no night there; and they need no candle , neither light of the sun; for the Lord God giveth them light : and they shall reign for ever and ever.
Once again then Michael I'll explain that formal theories never get proven, they exist to be shot at, falsified should they be wrong.
We can learn from false theories how to find better ones while those that remain are those more likely to show the truth.
"Just a theory"? Well, I'm personally convinced that Darwinian evolution is a fact because it seems to explain the evidence without recourse to suppositions of miracles or a supernatural, but no I can't formally logically prove it, that simply won't happen.
I suggest that you are wrong to reject Darwinian evolution, it remains the best naturalistic explanation for the evidence that we have.
If however you think that it doesn't reasonably explain specific natural evidence somehow then by all means present your facts and evidence rather than general presumptions from an ancient scripture.
Dear 1Mind1Spirit,
I am speaking of two different times here. Yes, the Sun and Moon will be gone in the future Jerusalem that God promises us. But that's not for at least over 1,000 years. Until then, we will live on stars, like it says in Daniel. Please see Rev. 20:4. "And they lived and reigned with Christ for 1,000 years."
God Be With You, 1Mind1Spirit,
Michael
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No. He remains a Christian. He just shed all the false teachings that YE creastionists preach. Unfortunately, as he admits, YE caused many of his fellow creationists to lose faith in God entirely.
His discovery was that being a Christian is not what YE creationists think it is.
That's what caused him to change. He discovered that what he had been taught was false. It was hard for him to face; it's hard for you. But that is the truth.
YE creationism is a corruption of God's word. Morton was one of the lucky ones who escaped with his faith in God intact. Many are not so lucky. This is the real damage that YE creationism does.
Right back at ya. If you think there's merit in the wager that says far more about you than it does about the rest of us.
Lets see now, there once was a talking snake, a guy came back to life after being clinically dead, a virgin gave birth, some bloke engaged in a gravity defying walk on water.....
.... Oh sure, Like I'm going to listen to you talk about reality. :kookoo:
YEC is the only biblical conclusion. If you think the earth is billions of years old, then you apparently don't believe that the bible is literally true.
So then if I review the science and conclude that the earth is over 4 billion years old, I must also conclude that the Bible is not true, correct?
Absolutely, the wager was dead the moment it was first uttered. Only fundamentalist wackos seem to have trouble seeing it.
And believing you KNOW, such as in religious belief, is usually delusional.
You acceptance of it's legitimacy means squat to me and probably most here. Your perceptions are meaningless.
Your inability to understand the style of writing only shows your limited skills therein. If you can't or don't know HOW to read, then don't.
There's an old saying about it being better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder if you're a fool. than by opening it and removing all doubt.
You've removed all doubt.
Thanks Michael only I don't actually believe in Darwin.Dear Alwight,
Well, thank you so VERY MUCH for letting me have my beliefs and letting you to have your beliefs. COOL!! You see: there's room for both of us. I do wish you'd change your mind so that you could be in Heaven with us, but it's all up to you. If you would rather believe in a man named Darwin instead of a creator named God: Jehovah, that is up to you. Thanks for being so VERY UNDERSTANDING.
Tons Of Love Coming Your Way!!
Michael
:angel: :angel: :angel: :cloud9:
Dear Hedshaker,
Of course, believing, is not delusional when you believe something that is TRUE.
It cannot be considered true until it is in evidence.
Who cares what it means to you? The search for understanding and rational recorse through science will continue regardless of what a tiny few crack pots think
I understand. You don't like it when your cherished beliefs contradict reality. Much easier to attack the person instead.
Removing doubt and removing idiotic nonsense is not the same thing.
Would that be your presupposed YEC type reality Stan or an evidenced empirical rational reality?Let's all try to stick to this world's reality and not the future shall we. That would be the subject of a totally different topic and thread under a different sub forum.