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Imagine a pile of bricks that eventually becomes a two-story colonial house and the wall around the estate, and the walks and patios in the gardens. Now imagine the builder indicating that pile and saying, The kitchen's right there, I just haven't put it together yet. In that sense, kitchen was...

There's science, and then there are scientists...people who aren't really sure what they're observing, and try to hide the fact. "People need to be aware that there is a range of models that could explain the observations," Ellis argues. "For instance, I can construct you a spherically...

I think you meant to say the speed of light is constant and is the speed limit of the universe. And it might be. Presuming Creation was no supernatural act, that notion would seem to provide a difficulty. Did you know one could postulate a spherical universe rotating around a stationary earth...

You have quite an imagination, Einsten. Was this one of your 'thought experiments'?

You're going to have to do better defining your terms. What are you calling the universe?

Let there be... They came into being.

We know nothing of the sort. That's only an assumption. It's only "known" to be 2 and half million light years away...maybe. Creation is a series of miracles. The waters brought forth the animals in a day. We know the earth brought forth plants in a day, and they were bearing seed and fruit...

Assuming a host of arbitrary presuppositions to be true. Here is what we're told: Then God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night, and let them be for signs and for seasons and for days and years; and let them be for lights in the expanse of...

LOL. You may have read it right, but you're coming to the wrong conclusion. Here's something else that will blow your mind ... where did the idea that Israel should have a king come from?

I should mention the kid was grown. He was every bit of 6 feet tall on a little girl's bike. I mean one you'd buy for a 5 year old. I guess it's only something in my area. I was wondering if there was some new identity thing going on.

A black kid was riding a children's bike throught Walmart this afternoon. It's not the first time I've seen it. But I've never seen a white kid do it. I've never seen an hispanic or (pick your minority) kid do it. What's the deal?

Hagee is an apostate.

Scrooge was saved to the punchbowl. Not from it.

At last, a night off... This is an absolute denial of the Gospel. No, it's the law of sin that wars in our members. Yes, in their sins. Well, here you go again. Punished or judged by a righteous judge? Depending on whether you equate punishment with judgment of a righteous judge. Noooo...

You didn't. I anticipated the serial number's argument.

The innocent wasn't punished. The sin in Him who was made to be sin was punished. That's right. We became the righteousness of God in Him. Redundant. You use the words, but you infuse foreign meanings. It sounds all devout and loyal, a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof...

Big Bang theorists postulate a flat universe curved in on itself with no edge or center, like the surface of a balloon. If you traveled in a straight line long enough from any point in space, you would eventually end up where you started. The Big Bang wasn't an explosion in the middle of 3-D...

Pedantry shall not avail thee. Your implications are obvious to the casual observer. Just own it and let's move on. But congrats on your great escape.

*sigh* If you're going to belabor the point, a cursory search yielded this: Here in your signature arrogance you call PSA pagan, and accuse those who hold to it as presenting a petty God, needing to be pacified with a toy instead of just passing over our sins. You may not have used the...

There are things about Creation that are inexplicable, and I'm not so sure Einstein was right about everything. In fact, I believe the special theory to be false. I believe the narrative in Genesis 1 desribes the creation of a spherical universe with an edge and center, and I believe the earth...