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Yes, but for the example, it was necessary.

I still don't think it works. @Yorzhik mentions it. Assuming the speed of light has never changed, imagine that we, today, see a supernova from a star that is 100,000 light years away. Yesterday, we could still see the star in it's pre-nova state, looking like a normal star. 6000 years ago...

The analogy to light being created in place would be if God created Adam with memories of events that never happened. Like his three-year-old birthday party with Grandma baking a cake, and his daddy with the video camera.

We still have a stake in the judgment, and are culpable, like Daniel was, though he was righteous before God: Daniel 9:4-15 (KJV) 4 And I prayed unto the LORD my God, and made my confession, and said, O Lord, the great and dreadful God, keeping the covenant and mercy to them that love him, and...

Despite how sad this is, if the actual, premeditated, serial killing of millions of persons in the womb doesn't rise to the level of a federal crime, this is but a small thing to fund the crime. Both make America guilty, whether we approve of the abortions (fund them) or approve of the abortions...

I had the same reaction you did when I first heard Lisle speak about it. And I think I heard RSR say they don’t endorse the idea. To me it’s like you’re trying to define away the problem. If we’re going to go that direction, I much prefer a speed of light component of quantum mechanics that...

[Heb 13:20-21 KJV] 20 Now the God of peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of the everlasting covenant, 21 Make you perfect in every good work to do his will, working in you that which is wellpleasing in his sight, through...

And Uyghurs to slave labor camps.

Not my idol.

Yes, and my doctor, who is a member of the AMA, says not to take the “vaccine”. So are they really representing all those doctors they say they are?? No, they are representing an ideology, and claiming support they don’t have. That’s called appeal to authority, and is logically fallacious. What...

And religious beliefs. As well as potentially minorities, since they seem to be more often anti-covid-vax. But Brain and Rusha are too busy trying to get everybody on this forum to behave according to his ideals to see the folly he brings to the discussions.

I would have thought so, but you’re convincing me otherwise.

And you, since we know liberals always project their faults on others.

At your service!

Proof from a poster that claims to be a liar? Why would I want that?

My favorite Brain-addled troll:

He’s not MY favorite brain-addled troll! Therefore you lied in that post.

From https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/25/covid-breakthrough-cases-cdc-says-more-than-4100-people-have-been-hospitalized-or-died-after-vaccination.html "To be expected," Dr. Paul Offit, a top advisor to the Food and Drug Administration on children's vaccines told CNBC. "The vaccines aren't 100%...

Imagine someone coming to your door: "Hi! I'm from the Association of Physicians and Surgeons. May I share a little medical disinformation with you?" This from Wikipedia, whose FOUNDER has declared that it is untrustworthy source of information. I guess if someone, who declares himself a liar...