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Well, your point, if I understand it correctly, is that there is a difference between how a Jew is saved compared to a Christian, and the difference you are focusing on is that Jews must endure to the end, and Christians don't have to endure to the end of anything. Please correct me if I've got...

Right. So you are going to explain the context for me? We're talking about salvation, but I don't see anywhere that says Christians aren't supposed to endure, do you? So tell me, when is it ok for Christians not to endure?

So, how much should we endure, if not to the end? Is it ok for Christians to give up at the first hint of persecution, and bow to Caesar? If not the first hint, what about the 3rd or 4th or 10th or 100th? When is it ok for a Christian to stop enduring?

Maybe it's his lazy way of asking you to clarify.

And we choose whether to apply it in our minds or not (faith).

What slippery slope?? I don't see any slippery slope. Do you?

I saw this today. Different part of the country, but same.

My propane guy confided to me when he delivered the other day that he was working on an antigravity device.

Or maybe time runs downhill. The closer you get to the bottom, the slower it runs :-D

Maybe he hung it on a higher nail than usual??

With whom? I'm retired.

Ice circles are related to contrails? Who, exactly, is being hypnotized?

Interestingly, the sources I checked said there are NO dinosaur fossils there because the strata are all too old. But there are ground sloths and mammoths, etc. The reason they gave was that the latter fossils were in caves, I.e., they were not buried with the sediments, but afterward. This...

That's the problem with not sticking to the OP topic. Your OP was about rotating ice sheets. Why are you asking about contrails? And let's assume someone is putting something in our atmosphere for some ungodly reason. Are you suggesting a cure or a way to prevent it?

You want me to explain summer?

Winter

I'm not disagreeing with any of that. But the layers were built up during the flood. That's what @Idolater was getting at. And because the canyon was carved (later) we can see a stunning picture of what was going on during the 150 days of the flood build-up.

Try this for a start https://giw.utahgeology.org/giw/index.php/uga-sp/article/view/87/115

I think he's referring to the visible layers being the snapshot, not the carving of the canyon. Meaning the carving, not the laying down of the sediments.

That's so cool!