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You're talking about accelerating something with a mass of 330,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg up to that velocity. I'm pretty sure there was no one object that large that was ejected, nor does HPT claim there was. The problem you seem to be having here is that you're trying to have one giant...

Clete, you keep hinting at a belief that the acceleration was instantaneous. The HPT does not assert that it was. Consider the rail-mounted guns developed by the Germans in WW2. They were designed to launch projectiles long ranges without vaporizing them in the process. They did so by...

Because of the context. Because you say so? Either make the argument or don't. I'm not going to do it for you.

Because I have a Hebrew interlinear... Duh. If you want to say that the meaning changed, then you can only say that the KJV translators mistranslated the word, while the other translations translated it correctly. If you think there is some argument that needs to be made, then make the...

The Hebrew word used for "the heavens" in verse 1 ( הַשָּׁמַ֖יִם "haš·šā·ma·yim") is plural. In other words, the KJV translators did not correctly translate "הַשָּׁמַ֖יִם". But what does this have to do with what I said, which is that the message being conveyed does not change? Make your...

Of course we can believe what it says. Why? Because the Bible contains truth claims that stand on evidence. The Bible is falsifiable. AND: It was written in such a way that, just because it's copied (which has the possibility of introducing errors), or because the language is updated (compare...

We have copies of copies of copies. What we have today are not the original manuscripts. The original manuscripts are the inspired word of God. The Bibles we have today are God's word, but they themselves are not the inspired words of God.

Be careful with ChatGPT. It can get things right. It can get things wrong. It can also get things wrong, and be highly confident that it's right. In other words, take what it says with a pinch of salt, and verify what it outputs to be correct, instead of just automatically assuming that it's...

I think you mean argument from incredulity...

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Consider also: https://hpt.rsr.org/onlinebook/TechnicalNotes6.html

Probably the most honest he's been in the last 50 years.

"I was about to go to the shooting range...."

Ping @Derf.

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Hmm... I chooooooose........ Ban hammer. Bye troll!

Which is it? The former, or the latter? Try reading through the entire post (#41) before responding this time.