King Phenomenon
Well-Known Member
Let’s say the world was created in a nano second. Assuming this is true, what would be the reason, in your opinion, to the mountain of evidence that points to our solar system forming over great time?
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Daemon Sophic
Avatar in flux
God just be crazy.
dybmh
דניאל יוסף בן מאיר הירש
Maybe it took a nano second to design it; and a great deal of time to develop it.
I have no idea... The concept doesn't make much logical sense to me. To make it make logical sense requires mental gymnastics and incorporating extra beliefs to fill in the gaps. Seems like a lot of baggage to haul around.
Martin
Spam, wonderful spam (bloody vikings!)
We're in the Matrix or something?
I think the point is, Christians believe the solar system was magically spoken into existence, in an instant, by the word of God.
All actual observed and empirical evidence points to a gradual evolution.
Absolutely. Reality is all in our heads.
Accretion is a graduate process
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Why would something created in an instant require long term maintenance?
The Devil messes it up at night.
Brian2
Veteran Member
The whole universe was spoken into existence and then the material of the universe was used to make and create other things and after each thing was made and created there was a period of time for it to change/evolve to what we have today.
All evidence points to it all coming into existence in an instant and then gradually different things being formed from the material of the universe and changing/evolving into what we have today.
Brian2
Veteran Member
It was not created to last forever. It wears out like all other material things.