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Hello. A question for you first before I start yours. Why do you think philosophy and science went there own ways six hundred years ago, and why do you think the sole reason of this was? What was trying to be avoid when hey were thought as one in the same that mad the train of thought get in the way of this?

Now on to you. From geological testing you will find that a world of water in primal earth was not possible, nor did I see how that water came to be. Water came from geological activity and from space such as comets. There was land before there was water, over eons water mass built up and earth finally cooled. What I did see was "God" created a arch to hold back the water from space. What keeps water on earth is the earths mass God would not have gone crazy since he so called create the universe, after all he would be the best mathematician of all then. Yet hes saying the earth has no mass to hold the water in place so he holds it back, not odd for him but hes breaking his own creation after all that is a paradoxical issue.

God said, "Let the great light and the small light appear in heaven to govern day and night...."

So God's saying he made the sun in the moon right? Well if that is so, then that would be wrong on the sun's part and the moon. In fact the moon is younger than the earth as this suggests, but not the sun. Though the moon is most likely created from a Mars impact with earth that created it and another moonlit.


I read then make my mind or read again to see if my mind is concluded, I have read parts of the Jewish texts, not all may I say. I know enough that most were taken out of the Christian Bible due to separate faiths when it was first created to be a separate religion.

Science hasn't gone its way from philosophy. Philosophy is still intimately entwined with science. Why do you think the two are distinct and separate?



The primeval waters did, in fact, exist. Did they always exist? Of course not. But they existed before, and when, life was created.



Do you, perchance, have links to scientific studies, articles, etc, that show how water came to be on Earth?



I don't know if I'd call lava land.



I've not read such a verse. Do you happen to know its name?



We don't really know what created the moon. There have been lots of theories, from a massive collision, to a planet getting caught by Earth's gravity. By the way, your quote is not found in Genesis. There are verses of "Let there be Light" (Genesis, Chapter 1, Verse 3) and the verses of "And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: He made the stars also" (Genesis, Chapter 1, Verse 16). I think you're having issues in that you aren't getting proper quotes, and thus have a distorted view.

Again time is expressed in unites, because thats all it can be for a human protective, but its correlated with a space grid as it fits with it and without it it breaks down. Time is from the prospective of the viewer and it's not man made because animals and plants also use time. Ovulation to migration, to sporifaction all use time. Time is movement or change in prospective of the universe as a object transverses in it. Clocks measure our time to that on earth, light speed and such. Measured as you know my the rotation of earth on in axis and orbit around the sun. As you and I said time is based upon the observer, that does not mean time is man-made, since ET observers our time as theirs only in a different way, then again this is biomechincal time, since we use ourselves to access the time in that area. Were ever times goes light has been there; time is many things. We use it in units, that does not mean that all time is past what we see it as.

Whatever or lack of a God is, use what stated above. Yet God uses it to see or transverse through space or uses it as means to control it. But this is not science it's metaphysics and getting into this by science means the break down of it.

The more I talk on disagreeing the more I see what you believe in. My point is not to offend but how you differ. Asking a question is simple disagreeing is harder in more in detail.

Lol...Angry Arm Chair, you are an idiot. Time is a man made thing. Just because stuff progresses, such as the dieing of the human body (commonly known as aging), that does not mean man did not create time. Man created time so he could record events in sequantial order and keep track of his own existance. It is simply a way to preserve man's own existance, and a way to compare events.

Wow...I'm gone for all of 9 days, and this is what happened? *sigh* Where to begin...

Arm Chair: I'm not even bothering to read all of your posts, as from everybody else's response, you're not really presenting your points in a nice or logical manner and I'm still tired from stupid time changes. Please stop insulting other people and their beliefs. Also, how could Jewish text be taken out of the Christian bible? Chronological order here. Anyway, a warning to please watch what and how you say in the future.

Raito: Please respect everybody's beliefs, and don't call people idiots.

Thank you. :3

Please be nice to each other people- there's enough hatred and violence in the world already without us adding to it...

*Thud* Please read the post above you. xp