reply to post by sirnex
I certainly could believe in a God, any God really, should any evidence ever be produce for such an entity. As since no evidence has been brought
forth for any deity, I find it hard to blindly believe in one out of thousands.
The fool says ,"There is no God" then comes death then judgement.
On that day every knee shall bow and every tongue will confess,
"Jesus Christ is Lord".
I believe in many cases the bible has been way ahead of mans
sciences. I will have to quote someone who I give my humble respects.
Though I have a number of years on him, his knowledge to this
topic greatly surpasses mine.
Agree to disagree
" From the book of " Fairytales and The invisible man"
It is fairly recent that science has found that the wind has weight?
( Job 28:25 ) When he imparted weight to the wind and meted out the waters by measure.
Man once believed the earth was held up by Atlas?
( Job 26:7 ) He spreads out the northern skies over empty space, and
suspends the earth over nothing.
Man once believed the earth was flat?
( Isaiah 40:22 ) He sits enthroned above the circle of earth, it's people as grasshoppers.
He stretches out the heavens like a canopy, spreading them like a tent
to live in.
It has been very recent that man even knew the Pleiades and Orion
were out there. Not to mention they are two gravitationally bound star systems.
( Job 38:31 ) Can you unbind the beautiful Pleiades, loose the chords of Orion?"
Just a few examples from just two different books.
[edit on 18-11-2009 by randyvs]