The Latest Scientific Discoveries Point to an Intentional Creator

CBN ^ | 11.07.16

[Liberty Valance]

Great stuff. Thanks

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

[FreedomStar3028]

There is no hidden science that will propel us to the stars.

That is almost certainly a fact.

If we had black ops space programs amateur astronomers would catch them real fast.

The only things that go into space are launched and the public know about.

[fella]

To get a probability you must assume somethings.

[Buttons12]

“Earth’s cosmic habitat, history, and natural resources reflect the needs of its inhabitants.”

Hugh sounds a lot like Pangloss.

(Voltaire: “Observe: noses were made to support spectacles, hence we have spectacles. Legs, as anyone can plainly see, were made to be breeched, and so we have breeches.”)

[Shady]

And God made the space between them all but impossible to traverse...

[trebb]

Why would I laugh?

The law of averages says we shouldn't exist except for so dang many things going exactly right on a cosmic scale. Changes seemingly equal to a grain of sand on a beach and we wouldn't exist.

[Moltke]

Organisms adapt to their environment (so far as its possible), not the other way around.

[PIF]

Trillions of stars? There are 100s of trillions of galaxies - each with 300 million or more stars - you do the math. More over those galaxies span more than 13 billion years or life coming and going on more stars than you could could in a lifetime of counting. Again you do the math.

[TexasTransplant]

*** “Even here on life friendly Earth, the ratio of biomass to mass is about 3 parts in 10 billion” ***

And all of that mass is 99.9% empty space.
I feel spiritual just knowing I am 99.9% empty space (maybe even less between my ears ;^)

[Talisker]

There is no hidden science that will propel us to the stars. That is almost certainly a fact. If we had black ops space programs amateur astronomers would catch them real fast. The only things that go into space are launched and the public know about.

Believe what you want.

[Moonman62]

Yes, it is one of those things to ponder:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/pauli.html

[AllAmericanGirl44]

bkmk

[Coleus]

You’ll laugh. >>

tried it and I didn’t laugh, my mind hasn’t changed.

[Coleus]

in just six twenty-four hour days. >>

that’s what I believe.

[xp38]

In the final chapters of the book of Job 38-42 God and Job converse and God lists a number of things in his creation which man can have no control over and had no part in when they were made. Some stars like the Pleiades the constellation of Orion, Arturus and perhaps Mazzaroth meaning the zodiacal constellations are mentioned. God is aware of how man made patterns of the universe he created. This conversation is fascinating because God is offering the cosmological argument for his existence.

[Talisker]

This conversation is fascinating because God is offering the cosmological argument for his existence.

Well not really - all He's doing is pointing out that no one but He can do any of those things.

[April Lexington]

Job is also the oldest book in the Bible. A lifetime of study and a person could not begin to understand the Book of Job.

[April Lexington]

You are one smart theologian, Tal! Nice thinking!

[misanthrope]

Great thread placemark.