Frank Goad
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Do we have any Christians on here that study physics?What does physics tell you about time and God(God having no beginning or end when talking about God and time)?
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Question to Christians about Physics
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leov
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From what we understand, energy can neither created nor destroyed; it just changes form. (So energy has always existed.)
Energy (that’s invisible) can be somewhat controlled by humans and turned into matter (which is visible), but an awful lot is needed to create just a little. That’s why a suitcase-sized atomic bomb, which releases the energy within the atoms (I.e., matter), can destroy a city!
Now, think about Isaiah 40:26, NWT:
“Lift up your eyes to heaven and see.Who has created these things?jIt is the One who brings out their army by number;He calls them all by name.kBecause of his vast dynamic energy and his awe-inspiring power,lNot one of them is missing.”
Energy (that’s invisible) can be somewhat controlled by humans and turned into matter (which is visible), but an awful lot is needed to create just a little. That’s why a suitcase-sized atomic bomb, which releases the energy within the atoms (I.e., matter), can destroy a city!
Now, think about Isaiah 40:26, NWT:
“Lift up your eyes to heaven and see.Who has created these things?jIt is the One who brings out their army by number;He calls them all by name.kBecause of his vast dynamic energy and his awe-inspiring power,lNot one of them is missing.”
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exchemist
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Physics has nothing to say about God whatever.
Thank you! This is really interesting!!!!! @metis This might interest you.
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The 1st law of thermodynamics states that in a closed system energy can neither be created or destroyed.
ecco
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So, your answer is that you know nothing about physics. The closest you can come to making a comment about physics is to post a link to something that you don't understand at all.
Frank Goad
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I don't know anything about physics.That is why I thought someone on here who does know alot about physics could enlighten me.
leov
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Listen more, read his books, he is doctor of physics from MIT and expert in OT, good combination.
Wandering Monk
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deleted. not christian.
Skwim
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Skwim
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Other than yourself, who says he's an expert in OT? He has no degree in any religious studies. He's simply a physicist who likes to expound on science and spirituality. Big Deal!
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leov
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Gerald Schroeder - Wikipedia Is it envy? LOLOther than yourself, who says he's an expert in OT? He has no degree in any religious studies. He's simply a physicist who likes to expound on science and spirituality.
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Skwim
Veteran Member
Yes, I know. I looked him up in just about the very same place you did.
So?
Envy of what? Thing is, any envy I might have still wouldn't make him an expert in OT, so I fail to see your point here, other than giving you the false impression you've saved face.
But what I want to know is why you think he's an expert in OT because he has a PhD in nuclear physics and earth and planetary sciences.
Or is it because he worked on the staff of the MIT physics department? Or maybe because he was a member of the United States Atomic Energy Commission? OR . . . . maybe it's simply because he's a Jew? Is that it?
In any case, your fallacy of false authority here is amusing. Thank you.
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leov
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Envy of what? Thing is, any envy I might have still wouldn't make him an expert in OT, so I fail to see your point here, other than giving you the false impression you've saved face.
But what I want to know is why you think he's an expert in OT because he has a PhD in nuclear physics and earth and planetary sciences.
Or is it because he worked on the staff of the MIT physics department? Or maybe because he was a member of the United States Atomic Energy Commission? OR . . . . maybe it's simply because he's a Jew? Is that it?
In any case, your fallacy of false authority here is amusing. Thank you.
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Except I read several of his books.
Skwim
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ecco
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Sorry for the confusion. My comment was not directed to you. It was directed at Leov.
Your OP post...
... was addressed to Christians, so I am not qualified to answer.
ecco
Veteran Member
He? Who is "he"? I don't recall you posting anyone's name.
Reading onward, I see that you finally posted his name Gerald Schroeder.
Gerald Schroeder is an Orthodox Jew who believes in Genesis Creation. What's your point? Other than linking to a video and a Wikipedia page you haven't said anything from your own knowledge. So I must conclude that after viewing his video and reading about him on Wikipedia and reading some of his books you still have no understanding of what he is talking about.
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