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Note the focus on speculation concerning my views.

These posters are the bane of our online forum, always finding fault and eschewing truth.

Once again we get a you, you, you post devoid of content, and filled with speculation.

To argue that the Bible teaches we are the only children of God is to interpret according to presupposition. We are certainly near the center of the biblical story of God, creation, sin, death, and redemption. But we should be careful not to make us the center of our universe. We should not add to scripture, especially to exalt ourselves.

We should stick to what the bible specifically teaches and eschew speculative assertions by those who would add to scripture.

 

When we look at the night sky with our naked eye, we see the sun, moon, some of our solar system planets, and some of the stars of our galaxy, the Milky Way. And we can see light from a few other galaxies, but just a speck of the entire known universe.

To claim the Bible teaches us about the unknown parts of creation is speculation, an argument from silence.

 

Petty pride on your part necessitates finding fault with others.

 

Yes I know you think the cosmic radiation was well known in the first centenary but you are alone.

 

What reason is given for the stars that cannot be seen with the naked eye? I say scripture does not address those stars.

 

Note the endless questions designed to waste space and avoid sound discernment.
1) Travel of material with mass is limited to less than light speed.
2) We can see less than 1% of the stars in our galaxy, and none of the stars in other galaxies with the naked eye.
3) Pay no attention to those who would take us back to the dark ages before the age of enlightenment.

 

Yet another question designed to find fault!! These one trick ponies are the bane of our forum.
Calvinists add to scripture by pouring in their endless speculation concerning what is not said. Pay no attention to those who would take us back to the dark ages before the age of enlightenment.

 

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The accuracy of this bogus assertion reflects his discernment of biblical doctrine.

 

Just as Calvinism finds evidence by reading presupposition into scripture, adherents of extraterrestrial life find evidence in UFO mythology.

 

You make up falsehoods and post them non-stop. That should be a relief to no one.

 

Genesis 6:17 (NASB95)
“Behold, I, even I am bringing the flood of water upon the earth, to destroy all flesh in which is the breath of life, from under heaven; everything that is on the earth shall perish.

Here the implication was Genesis 6:17 supported that "all flesh" (in which is the breath of life) was located on earth. But just as likely all flesh refers only to all the flesh on earth and is silent concerning unknown life on unknown worlds beyond the naked eye.

Thus once more, evidence we are the only life in the universe from the bible is based on presupposition. "From under heaven" probably refers to the visible heaven, indicating the full known expanse of the earth.

Sound bible interpretation includes an effort not to expand the intended scope of a reference, to some unintended greater scope.
Rather than the least something could include (creation refers to born anew believers) an expansionist would claim the reference includes what was unknown to the author.