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impossible for God
False.
I don’t believe in god, but if it’s real, there’s nothing that’s impossible for it.
This.
The very idea we can even understand god…
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
chyron just put a big Ric pic in your sig and be done with it.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
bookmarking this for when I need a citation for missing the point.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
bookmarking this for when I need a citation for missing the point.
I did not miss the point. It is not explicitly written. But for it to be written would mean it was explained to or understood by those who wrote it. But how could ancient Isrealites (or anyone from the ancient world, really) have possibly understood physics even as we currently know it? How would they comprehend the concept that the universe is over 13 billion years old, or the creation of stars from nebulae?
And as I said, for them to know such things is not the point when it comes to having a relationship with God. Summarizing events into “days” is easier to comprehend. Not that a 24-hour day makes literal sense as a reference when this planet and our local star didn’t even exist yet.
chyron just put a big Ric pic in your sig and be done with it.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it. You presented it as a fact, so I assume there is some evidence backing your claim and I’m curious to see that evidence.
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Frank, when has religion ever proved anything? That’s the road to hell.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
chyron just put a big Ric pic in your sig and be done with it.
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God literally created time and space. There was no “beginning” before the beginning because before the beginning there was no time. As our universe expands, so does the boundaries of the space-time continuum. God created it. Therefore, he does not have to exist within it.
And therefore, because he created time itself and space itself, he is omnipotent and omnipresent because he is capable of being everywhere all the time.
Also, people who discount the existence of angels have never considered the concept of extradimensional planes of existence on which other beings may exist and be capable of some level of interaction with this one.
Apparently, you take everything literally as undeniable facts that must be read in the first degree without thinking nor smiling: the Bible as much as Frink’s posts …
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When did I say “the universe literally popped into existence out of nothing”? I don’t remember that. I do belive that’s how it happened, but I also acknowledge that there is not enough evidene to declare it a fact.
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When did I say “the universe literally popped into existence out of nothing”? I don’t remember that. I do belive that’s how it happened, but I also acknowledge that there is not enough evidene to declare it a fact.
Wasn’t it sneezed out of some creature’s nose or something?
It’s possible I’m mis-remembering the book of Adams.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point, but i don’t see it.
I happen to 99% believe that God created everything. But despite that, i find it just as easy to believe that existence happened spontaneously, as it is to believe that God exists outside of our existence.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point, but i don’t see it.
I happen to 99% believe that God created everything.
Only 99%?
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point, but i don’t see it.
I happen to 99% believe that God created everything.
Only 99%?
In my universe, 99% is everything.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point, but i don’t see it.
I happen to 99% believe that God created everything.
Only 99%?
fine 100%
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God literally created time and space. There was no “beginning” before the beginning because before the beginning there was no time. As our universe expands, so does the boundaries of the space-time continuum. God created it. Therefore, he does not have to exist within it.
And therefore, because he created time itself and space itself, he is omnipotent and omnipresent because he is capable of being everywhere all the time.
Also, people who discount the existence of angels have never considered the concept of extradimensional planes of existence on which other beings may exist and be capable of some level of interaction with this one.Apparently, you take everything literally as undeniable facts that must be read in the first degree without thinking nor smiling: the Bible as much as Frink’s posts …
Regarding Frink: “Out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks.”
Regarding the Bible: I did not say my understanding of God creating time and space is fact. It is my understanding. You, conversely, because you do not agree with me assert what I said as though I think it scientifically provable. I never said that it was. Just just because it isn’t scientifically provable doesn’t mean it isn’t so.
God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point
No.
chyron just put a big Ric pic in your sig and be done with it.
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point, but i don’t see it.
I happen to 99% believe that God created everything.
Only 99%?
fine 100%
Reported for lying
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point, but i don’t see it.
I happen to 99% believe that God created everything.
Only 99%?
fine 100%
that sure huh? not 99% to be safe?
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God literally created time and space. There was no “beginning” before the beginning because before the beginning there was no time. As our universe expands, so does the boundaries of the space-time continuum. God created it. Therefore, he does not have to exist within it.
And therefore, because he created time itself and space itself, he is omnipotent and omnipresent because he is capable of being everywhere all the time.
Also, people who discount the existence of angels have never considered the concept of extradimensional planes of existence on which other beings may exist and be capable of some level of interaction with this one.Apparently, you take everything literally as undeniable facts that must be read in the first degree without thinking nor smiling: the Bible as much as Frink’s posts …
Regarding Frink: “Out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks.”
reported for being a self righteous ass
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You said it’s literally what happened, so don’t be surprised if I take what you say literally.
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God literally created time and space. There was no “beginning” before the beginning because before the beginning there was no time. As our universe expands, so does the boundaries of the space-time continuum. God created it. Therefore, he does not have to exist within it.
And therefore, because he created time itself and space itself, he is omnipotent and omnipresent because he is capable of being everywhere all the time.
Also, people who discount the existence of angels have never considered the concept of extradimensional planes of existence on which other beings may exist and be capable of some level of interaction with this one.Apparently, you take everything literally as undeniable facts that must be read in the first degree without thinking nor smiling: the Bible as much as Frink’s posts …
Regarding Frink: “Out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks.”
reported for being a self righteous ass
Pot, meet kettle.
chyron just put a big Ric pic in your sig and be done with it.
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The scientists say it was a small thing and then it became a big thing. Those are technical terms.
Anyway, I think the scientific consensus and the Christian consensus on how the universe started can coexist. Others don’t think so. Whatevs.
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God literally created time and space. There was no “beginning” before the beginning because before the beginning there was no time. As our universe expands, so does the boundaries of the space-time continuum. God created it. Therefore, he does not have to exist within it.
And therefore, because he created time itself and space itself, he is omnipotent and omnipresent because he is capable of being everywhere all the time.
Also, people who discount the existence of angels have never considered the concept of extradimensional planes of existence on which other beings may exist and be capable of some level of interaction with this one.Apparently, you take everything literally as undeniable facts that must be read in the first degree without thinking nor smiling: the Bible as much as Frink’s posts …
Regarding Frink: “Out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks.”
reported for being a self righteous ass
Pot, meet kettle.
we already met i think?
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God literally created time and space.
Citation needed.
Now really. How would he have explained the space-time continuum to people who lived thousands of years ago? And when such an explanation would have been beside the point?
I didn’t ask for a citation on how he created it, I asked for a citation on that he created it.
As opposed to it happening spontaneously?
you act like you just made an irrefutable point, but i don’t see it.
I happen to 99% believe that God created everything.
Only 99%?
fine 100%
that sure huh? not 99% to be safe?
😄
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The scientists say it was a small thing and then it became a big thing. Those are technical terms.
The scientists don’t even have to check in at the front door of Hell, they go right through the VIP entrance in the back.