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That's the thing!!!! You haven't even argued against it with valid points, just opinions. I am wide open for some biblical evidence!Yea, you argue for 'Big Bang' and I will argue against it.
That's the thing!!!! You haven't even argued against it with valid points, just opinions. I am wide open for some biblical evidence!Yea, you argue for 'Big Bang' and I will argue against it.
I apologize Markus, I must have missed it. I did read it now though. That is a very interesting thought, something that I am unsure of. But I have also read versions of the big bang theory, that don't suggest this, so I guess it depends what one you read. I am not saying that We came out of the big bang, so please don't think that I am saying that. I am just curious.Cako53, did you read my post? (#121) I think I might have provided some biblical evidence there. I'm curious what you think of it.
And Cup-Of-Ruin, can you explain what's unbiblical about relativity of time, bending space and stuff like that? I totally fail to see that.
Cako53, did you read my post? (#121) I think I might have provided some biblical evidence there. I'm curious what you think of it.
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That is a very good reference against the "Big Bang" theory, but it still does not disprove that when God created the earth or stars or sun/moon etc..that there was no violent reactions in the process of creation.
I'm not all for it, I'm just not against it yet.That's true and I don't really have a problem with violent reaction in the process of creation, I just can't think of a reason why there would have been any.
And Cup-Of-Ruin, can you explain what's unbiblical about relativity of time, bending space and stuff like that? I totally fail to see that.
Well it's not just unbiblical its completely fake science, utterly false, relativity is a pseudo doctrine, it was necessary to invent the concept in order uphold the fake heliocentric model of Copernicus, because no movement of the earth was detected in experiments, Relativity was invented pre-Einstein, it simply did away with absolute time and space and made it relative, the Devil scored a double victory because of the moral implications of Relativity doctrine.
Well that's just nonsense.
Well, no, it's not nonsense.
But I'm not really interested in your scientific views, since they sound quite illogical to me,
My science may seem unfamiliar to you, but on the contrary it is very logical.
I just like to know what's so unbiblical about the idea of relativity of space and time, in your opinion.
Relativity theory is invented to cover up the failure of Michelson and Morley experiments which could not detect movement of the earth relative to the Aether, so Einstein and others just got rid of the Aether mathematically, since the problem could not be solved with logic and thus heliocentricity would be defeated and the Bible proved correct with a geo-static earth in the centre of the universe. It was necessary to use a method to circumvent the problem, and this was the mathmatical tool of relativity, the Lorentz Transformation. Since there is no relative motion between the Earth and Aether, the MM experiments cannot show anything but "Null-results"!, no movement of the earth. The measured speed of light on Earth must be the same in all directions, - thus, the reltivistic postulates and their mathematical equations are SUPERFLUOUS, meaningless, wrong, fake science.
The concept of the Aether is neither biblical, nor unbiblical. Maybe the MM experiments didn't show movement of the earth relative to the Aether because there is no Aether and was Einstein correct when he "got rid of the Aether mathematically". Heliocentricity wouldn't have been defeated because you simply can't have a correct geocentric model that explains the movements of the planets as we see them from earth. No matter how many epicycles (or whatever you use to explain the movements of the planets) you postulate, you can't get the geocentric model in line with the observations. Every piece of the puzzle falls beautifully into place when you realize that the sun really is the centre of the solar system. And there's no need to defend geocentricity, because the bible doesn't teach it.
I have another question: why do we have nuclear powerplants? Because if you're correct, they shouldn't work.
I don't have to choose between Einstein and God. I believe everything that God has said, and I believe Einstein figured out some properties of Gods creation. I guess you read the bible as if it were a science textbook, but it isn't. "the Earth is stablished, so it cannot be moved" can simply mean that I don't have to be afraid that the earth will suddenly fall down from under my feet or something. That it's in a stable orbit around the sun.
Okay, just this one and I'll quit, because I realize this is not what the topic was about.
Cup-Of-Ruin, how do you explain the Foucault pendulum. I think it shows undoubtedly that the earth rotates.
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