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NASA has announced it is thirty years since the Hubble telescope was launched.
It has revealed the true wonders of the universe.
Brings to mind Psalm 19.
It has revealed the true wonders of the universe.
Brings to mind Psalm 19.
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How so?
By facing facts head on?
As you see from the responses I get, the wages of sin is derision.
Look at Naomi's dismissive comments, which are typical of her responses. Never a single idea or suggestion of her own, and how dare anybody have an insight that she does not share in.
A friendly and serious conversation is foregone in the interests of light entertainment and popcorn moments.
I have not ducked any uncomfortable facts, so please dont suggest
I have ruined anything.
I'm p!eased to continue provided the conversation is friendly and comments are not personal.
How so?
By facing facts head on?
As you see from the responses I get, the wages of sin is derision.
Look at Naomi's dismissive comments, which are typical of her responses. Never a single idea or suggestion of her own, and how dare anybody have an insight that she does not share in.
A friendly and serious conversation is foregone in the interests of light entertainment and popcorn moments.
I have not ducked any uncomfortable facts, so please dont suggest
I have ruined anything.
I'm p!eased to continue provided the conversation is friendly and comments are not personal.
tomus42 - I am as fascinated as anybody else in what Hubble, and indeed all of science reveals about the universe.
Sadly, so many scientists are constrained in their thinking, to the extent that they will only consider possible causes of the universe, from within the created universe itself.
In other words, the effect, that is, the universe, is its own cause.
Makes you dizzy doesn't it?
Sadly, so many scientists are constrained in their thinking, to the extent that they will only consider possible causes of the universe, from within the created universe itself.
In other words, the effect, that is, the universe, is its own cause.
Makes you dizzy doesn't it?
Two examples. Watson of DNA double helix fame, and astronomer Sir Fred Hoy!e, both came to the conclusion that the fine tuning of the universe, was such mathematical improbability, that both decided that a designer, a miracle was required.
But, their scientific straight jackets forbade either of them from considering any cause for life on Earth other than from within the universe.
And so both suggested that an alien race had seeded the Earth in the distant past.
It makes you laugh doesn't it?
Another interesting claim came from Stephen Hawking, who said as long as there is gravity, the universe will create itself.
And what is gravity but the bending of spacetime by the presence of mass.
So as far as Hawking was concerned, there had to be a few ingredients thrown into the mix, that he could not exp!ain, but dear God, don't mention God.
But, their scientific straight jackets forbade either of them from considering any cause for life on Earth other than from within the universe.
And so both suggested that an alien race had seeded the Earth in the distant past.
It makes you laugh doesn't it?
Another interesting claim came from Stephen Hawking, who said as long as there is gravity, the universe will create itself.
And what is gravity but the bending of spacetime by the presence of mass.
So as far as Hawking was concerned, there had to be a few ingredients thrown into the mix, that he could not exp!ain, but dear God, don't mention God.
Theland. Example of scientists unable to comprehend how the conditions came about for the Universe to exist does not constitute evidence for creation by a god.
Until you can explain how your God (the most complex thing possible in the Universe) could have just always existed, your claims are utterly absurd.
Until you can explain how your God (the most complex thing possible in the Universe) could have just always existed, your claims are utterly absurd.
Theland, //Never a single idea or suggestion of her own, and how dare anybody have an insight that she does not share in.//
No suggestions from me. I’m happy to say I don’t know because, like everyone else, I don’t. And you don’t have an ‘insight’. You know no more than anyone else - and considerably less than many.
No suggestions from me. I’m happy to say I don’t know because, like everyone else, I don’t. And you don’t have an ‘insight’. You know no more than anyone else - and considerably less than many.