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Showing posts with label God. Show all posts
Showing posts with label God. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 3
Fingerprints of God video - great watch - all about stars and blackholes
(c) Peter Eleazar @ www.4u2live.net
Friday, November 13
Blowing in the wind
A young soldier survived a wayward shot
from a German sniper, at Arnhem. His mother was quick to claim it as God’s hand.
Noted theological philosopher, CS Lewis was not impressed. He argued that the
bullet was influenced by the moral choice of the marksman and the forces of
nature.
No Lewis is not a cynic, he was just trying
to arrive at a first cause for everything. He opposed the idea that nature
begat itself, and I agree. I see the hand of a creator.
Now, of course I think his argument is a tad
simplistic, but like Paul, Lewis is a virtual final authority.
Saturday, October 31
As old as ....
I read an article by a
leading associate of Answers in Genesis, Ken Ham, and whilst I do sincerely
respect AIG, I feel the article (Did Jesus Say He Created in Six Literal Days?,
Ken Ham, 2007) is worthy of some rebuttal.
He opens his arguments
from Mark 10:6, “But from the beginning of the creation, God made them male and
female.” That is used to argue that Adam and Eve were with God from the outset,
so the creation had to be young. That is just simply not biblical. Adam and Eve
were created on day 6, not on day 1. Thus Jesus had something else in mind.
Friday, October 30
The breath of life
The discovery of pristine Oxygen on a comet, has puzzled scientists. The
problem that the ESA probe, Rosetta, has now posed, is how oxygen can exist in
a virgin state when it is so renowned for combining or oxidizing just about
every possible element in the periodic table.
Originally the earth acquired its oxygen via photosynthesis, hence
plants had to precede animal life, just as Genesis 1 confirms. Plants could
feed on the carbon-dioxide-rich atmosphere and reproduce oxygen, but it
evidently took a long time for the earth to acquire enough oxygen to support
life.
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