Creationism takes less faith

reply to post by AbleEndangered

Watched it when it first aired. There is nothing amazing about a god-centric ending to an american prime-time tv show.

No matter what you compare the new findings to, they don't automatically point at creation.

reply to post by daskakik

Sorry but none of that is necesarily proven by the conclusion that you think Nassim Haramein and the other researchers might be closing in on.

Nassim Haramein was pointing to the fundamental forces of the universe as being the god described in the Bible. Essentially, harmonious physics is synonymous with divinity. Call it rules of engagement during wartime. Constructive protocol providing a backdrop to universal entropy. Obviously, matter isn't going to be self-destructive or it would be one continuous big bang.

reply to post by AfterInfinity

I'll have to remeber that name. And I thought AE might have been bringing something legit to the table.

reply to post by daskakik


AE is misattributing the data.

ServantOfTheLamb

You use faith homie no matter how you want to spin it.

So do you have faith that Unicorns don't exist? Actually I take that back. Judging from your posts you probably do believe that Unicorns exist.