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Why? It's just another way in which a large amount of material can exist in a stable orbit around the Sun. Why is it any more incredible...

The degree to which it is critical to the HPT to believe that the asteroid belt, comets and Pluto have their origin in Noah's Flood is...

This is the only coherent response to such objections that I recall having ever seen. I can't say I'm convinced but that objection...

I'll admit that that part always seemed like bit of a stretch to me. (But don't objects in space eventually begin to orbit each other...

No. Orbits are quite difficult to achieve accidentally. That's why all the theories require vast clouds of material to exist at the...

I am 1000% not confused at all about what the three-body problem is. The rest of your post is moot.

No! Not because I say so! Ever heard of the three-body problem? Try it with six bodies! The idea that such a system could arise as a...

But not in a manner that is convincing. It isn't mere hand waving but it just isn't plausible and it is an entirely unnecessary...

You know better. Instantly (nearly so) accelerating anything to 160 times the speed of sound would, by itself, rip the molecules into...

I've discussed Mid-Acts Dispensationalism with Chat GPT many times and have had no difficulties whatsoever. Your post doesn't really...

I failed to finish my thought on that last post but it doesn't matter. I do not deny that there is an argument to be made, it simply...

No it isn't vague. You're talking about energies and speeds that wouldn't just rip molecules apart but rip the electrons off the atoms...

I'm pretty sure the point is that the amount of energy involved is well beyond anything that is plausible.

Finally, in response to pages 595-596, GPT gave the following response, which, once again, it's too dissimilar to the arguments I made...