Quote (russian @ Feb 28 2012 03:39am)
Exactly my point. An entire human being from a rib is even more ridiculous than a human being from a rock. I'm glad you agree that my grand, grand, grand...grandmother was NOT a rib.
I'm glad you agree with my point that my grand, grand, grand...grandmother was NOT a rock but instead God made woman from man's ribs. I'm so glad that you agree with me on that. I mean please, an entire human being from a rock is even more ridiculous than a human being from a rib. It makes sense because God formed woman from man's ribs. God can do anything and everything.
Anyway I'm glad that you agree with me on that point.
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Claiming to know God's will, are we? Talk about
Well I claim that God DOES want us to leave Earth. If he didn't, why would he create billions of other stars and planets that we could explore? Wouldn't it make more sense to only have the Sun and Earth orbitting it, with nothing else in the universe? Hard to believe he created the entire universe just so that we would have some nice shiny lights in the night sky.
So yes, clearly he does want us to leave Earth and find other planets to settle. He's even helping us by giving scientists new ideas for exploring space, helping them make discoveries and invent new technology. Surely that's part of God's plan, just like everything else. And you are going to be judged by Him for defying His will and then spreading your blasphemy of how he doesn't want us to do something that he's helping us do.
The closest we will ever get to live out our ultimate fantasy is through video games like Mass Effect or travelling to the moon. Or maybe even seeing that Movie Wallie might suffice.
If there were no other stars in the Galaxy how could the prophecy be fulfilled? I mean the 3 wise men wouldn't have a bright star in the sky to find baby Jesus in the manger. The stars lining up on the greatest day in the history of the Earth wouldn't have happened either. Using star navigation would be impossible with no guide in the sky.
While you can merely see shiny lights in the night sky there is more to it than that. Scientists believe that many meteors have crashed into planet Earth over the trillions of years. Those meteors carried with them minerals and that is how life came about. The evidence is the big craters that we have. Now if we only had the sun all the way up to Pluto and no meteors, how could life on Earth be possible? Obviously the meteors came from beyond Pluto.
If humans were spread out apart all over the Galaxy, when Jesus returns the prophecy of Revelation, how would it be fulfilled? We must all be in the same spot, the same planet otherwise there would be no way the prophecy can be fulfilled.
This post was edited by CPK001 on Feb 27 2012 09:08pm