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A well known scientest points out

ReformedBaptist

ReformedBaptist

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lol

There is certainly no God, but there are certainly aliens out there.

HAHAH

I think the atheist poster boy just made his loyal followers a laughing stock.
 
Jedi Knight

Jedi Knight

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While they are guessing at life out there...their not too far off. Jesus came down from Heaven....opps,I forgot....they didn't want that visitor eather!
 
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billwald

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Since you asked, I think there is no objective was to differentiate between the existence of God and "always was."

And even if God exists, and I think he does, he seems to operate on a "need to know" basis. Moses had no need to know if God had created a universe which could evolve or would create life on other worlds.
 
ReformedBaptist

ReformedBaptist

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billwald said:
Since you asked, I think there is no objective was to differentiate between the existence of God and "always was."

And even if God exists, and I think he does, he seems to operate on a "need to know" basis. Moses had no need to know if God had created a universe which could evolve or would create life on other worlds.
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This is why God did not leave the answers to significant questions about life and origns to what man thinks, otherwise he comes up with something like you wrote. lol
 
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RAdam

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billwald said:
Since you asked, I think there is no objective was to differentiate between the existence of God and "always was."

And even if God exists, and I think he does, he seems to operate on a "need to know" basis. Moses had no need to know if God had created a universe which could evolve or would create life on other worlds.
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You think God exists? I know He exists.

Now, one problem with alien life is this: the creation of the universe is centered around the creation of the earth. God didn't create the heavenly bodies until after He had created the earth, spoke light into existence, created the atmosphere, separated the land from the water calling the land earth and the gathering of water seas, and had created the plant life. God did all that for our planet and then created the stars, other planets, etc.
 
Thinkingstuff

Thinkingstuff

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RAdam said:
You think God exists? I know He exists.

Now, one problem with alien life is this: the creation of the universe is centered around the creation of the earth. God didn't create the heavenly bodies until after He had created the earth, spoke light into existence, created the atmosphere, separated the land from the water calling the land earth and the gathering of water seas, and had created the plant life. God did all that for our planet and then created the stars, other planets, etc.
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Wait I thought he just created the material for the earth then he
And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. 4 God saw that the light was good, and He separated the light from the darkness. 5 God called the light "day," and the darkness he called "night." And there was evening, and there was morning—the first day.
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Which begs the question how did the light coexist with the darkness? How were they seperated?
 
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RAdam

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I take separating the light from darkness to be giving each a set time to "rule". Later on He created the greater light and lesser light, the sun and moon, and ordained that the sun would rule the day, the moon the night.
 
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