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Maybe even so sneaky the perpetrators don't know they're doing it.

And where would you direct someone to find such a compass?

You're treading on thin ice.

Which is another way to say "I never thought of it that way." I'm astounded you so quickly moved to blame the victim.

I'm on my phone typing this, so I'm not going to be able to hit every point. I haven't read through every part of the HPT, but if it requires such a re-writing of scripture, it can't be a good model. You say the wording calling earth "heaven" is used in Gen 1, but if so, it is never used that...

It's pretty straightforward. See--I shouldn't feel attracted to my psycho wife, according to you. And I should get my own food, unless my psycho wife locks me up. What if my psycho wife, the hypothetical breadwinner in my family, won't give me money to get takeout unless I have sex with her?

By the way, I'll tell you some of the reasons it was a good post. -it was thorough -it was thoughtful -it responded directly to the thread it was answering -it did not invoke childishness

So now it's my fault if I'm raped by my wife?

By the double negative, do you mean Paul always baptized someone? He certainly sometimes baptized, by his own admission.

In addition, (also as Stripe said), logic is a concept more than a thing. Like sin, which God did not create. Creation ex nihilo? Using logic to understand God hardly equates to causing God's existence.

Yep. I'm purely talking about the scrunched material analogy.

You'll understand the more you hear from 1m1s. But I agree a warning would be more appropriate for now.

I meant more dense--thanks for asking for clarification. Remember we're talking about the amount of material covering a particular area of the mantel. If a carpet is a laid flat, it's about 3/4 inches in thickness, and it covers some amount of subfloor, let's say 10 square feet. If you crinkle...

The carpet analogy might defeat the lift continent idea. Folded carpet is denser (lighter per unit area) than unfolded carpet. The crust of mantel works.

Tell me why it doesn't.

What @Stripe said. God is rational, and has always been rational, as far as I know. So logic has always existed.

No, it asks for admission of a greater creator. DNA is an instruction set for building a creature, implying a creator. To then ask for the instruction set for the creator says the creator was created himself, thus a greater creator is needed. To avoid the infinite regression, Christianity's...

I already described one way--withholding food.

Yes

What if the woman does it?