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Cosmos has billions more stars than thought
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| Mar 24, 2010
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Posted on 03/24/2010 12:23:32 PM PDT by decimon
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To: Doc Savage
If an atomic particle only survives for a nano-second, and we survive for perhaps 100 years, why does the universe survive for another trillion? What's the point of a God creating a timeline of existence in which we are only a nano-second in the history of the universe? Sorry, I just don't get it. God is timeless.
He exists on all points of time, simultaneously.
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08/13/2010 8:40:25 PM PDT
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Lazamataz
("We beat the Soviet Union, then we became them." Lazamataz, 2005)
To: decimon
Billions and 2. I saw a couple of new ones last night.
To: Lazamataz
Time, ultimate time, the where/when of God’s dominion, is volumetric, not linear or planar. Our existence in this linear temporal field is temporary and we are assured that we will be exiting this where/when to dwell in the volumetric of time ... take two aspirins and call me int he morning.
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08/13/2010 8:44:17 PM PDT
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MHGinTN
(Dem voters, believing they cannot be deceived, it is impossible to convince them when deceived.)
To: MHGinTN
God already told me that tomorrow.
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08/13/2010 8:56:08 PM PDT
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Lazamataz
("We beat the Soviet Union, then we became them." Lazamataz, 2005)
To: Lazamataz
I like that answer! ... [I also like ampersands)
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08/13/2010 8:57:18 PM PDT
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MHGinTN
(Dem voters, believing they cannot be deceived, it is impossible to convince them when deceived.)
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