On 27 Dec, 11:58, ScottW wrote:
On Dec 26, 5:50*pm, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
You cannot have your cake and eat it too, 2pid.
*So the answer is "Yes,
2pid believes that seas can part,
*So you think parting of water is outside the laws of
physics?
You obviously don't know much about physics.
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/lo...0/7861/0033419....
I knew it!!!
Moses carried a giant magnet under his robe.
locusts can be controlled by a
supernatural being and Mpingo disks can radically alter the sound of a
stereo".
Modern man and his inventions may well be considered
"supernatural" to ancient man.
Ancient man didn't understand RLC. Lightning was the "anger of the
gods". Likewise earthquakes, as the study of plate techtonics wasn't a
reality. Epilepsy was demons controlling a body.
*Yup. And modern man doesn't yet fully understand superconductivity.
*Does that make it "supernatural"?
*There you go again with your religious judgements.
For someone who isn't religious you certainly do a lot
of preaching.
Not being religious doesn't mean that someone hasn't read the bible. I
have, cover to cover.
*I think you should read it again. You clearly missed out on some
very important concepts.
SUCH AS:
the earth is 5000 years old
It was created in six days
all of the life forms other than humans were created in one day
the two original humans were created in one day
all other humans trace their origin two these two original humans
all of the life forms other than humans existed all at the same time,
on'the first day of lif'e creation.
All of the life forms ever created, including humans, lived on the
second day of the creation of life, also beiing the first day of the
creation of humans, except any life forms made extinct by the second
day.
Humans lived at the same time as did dinosaurs, unless dinosaurs lived
only one daqy and became extinct.
On the seventh day, on his day off after all that work, God took a day
off and relaxed by enjoying his audio hobby and created different
forms of cables, and made some of them them sound different to some
people, but not to others.