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JudgeRightly reacted to inthebeginning's post in the thread Global Warming er um Climate Change FRAUD with
Haha.
The earth has been heating and cooling throughout centuries. I already have mentioned one of the causes for it. You have gave a date... -
JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread Global Warming er um Climate Change FRAUD with Like.
Do you know anyone that has made that claim? Climate is not what most people think that it is. Climate is basically a statistical...
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That was not the question that I asked you.
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Big bang... a big NO!.I'm pretty sure you're wrong. Now what?
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What is the actual problem? Do you think that you are entitled to detailed knowledge of how God did?
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From a purely physical scientific perspective, the answer is "We don't know". From a theological perspective, we know.
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Big bang... a big NO!.No. The correct answer is, "Apart from God, I don't know how the universe could have been created." But you don't like that. So you'll...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread 15 years of chrysostom .Dream of the government, rather.
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Oh yes! All the employers everywhere were just clamoring to get women into the work force!
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Interesting! I have no idea what I said then but, right now, I'd say that while Catholics share more in common with the rest of...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Clete's post in the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments with Like.
Was all of that from Google Translate? If not, then cite that source. Depending on the form and context, נָחַם can describe either a...
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The following was inspired by an exchange I had with Jim Hilston just over twenty years ago. I started to post the actual exchange but...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Summit Clock Experiment 2.0: Time is Absolute.A thought occurred to me as I was writing a reply to my post just now, and its more important, so... My suggestion would be to have a...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Summit Clock Experiment 2.0: Time is Absolute.Hmmm, I was going to suggest that having it reflect off of the mirror and bounce back towards the source would help to understand if...