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Job 2:1-2 seems to indicate that in the spiritual realm, every thing is not everywhere all at once. Meaning that there are empty spaces in heaven. Are these empty spaces the same as the empty spaces we perceive in the physical realm? If so then researching these empty spaces might provide some...

That's a meteorite.

Politics isn't real. That being said, Europe's take on foreign policy will never align 1 to 1 with American foreign policy, because America is in no danger of a ground invasion and it never has been. Germany is running the show in the EU, and it's only about a 12 hour drive from Berlin to the...

If God had predetermined everything that would ever happen to us, why would he give us eyes? Our visual systems use such a significant amount of the brains energy. My understanding is that it would have been much more efficient if we had all been born with the all of the images God predetermined...

Just a quick update on the Dr. Ron Garret situation. I am considering having him promoted to Honorary Christian status. For those of you who may not know, an Honorary Christian is someone who stays behind after the rapture occurs so he can lead people to the Lord when all of the real Christians...

They need to investigate whoever recommended her to Trump in the first place.

Alrighty.

Likewise we have old writings that indicate the temple menorah represents in someway the sun and visible planets and E.W. Bullinger agrees that it's likely the standard of the 12 tribes bore some significance to the zodiac. But God didn't name these things "The Candlestick of The Planets" or...

I think you have made a lot of good points so far that I don't disagree with. But I did answer this question. I said that (to me at least) the difference this makes is none. Zero. I didn't write the paper but when I came across it there was no "Aha! Now I understand everything!" moment. My...

It does seem like this sometimes. Ron, if you are listening; When you look back at your life, do you think "Well so far my life seems to be pretty ok, I wish everyone could have the good life I have had?" or do you view existence mostly as various forms of suffering and punishment?

This sorta reminds me of a discussion we had sometime ago. I guess I wasn't doing a good job of explaining what I was trying to tell him, because he kept asking me if I could just point him to a website or something. :(...

@Clete You have also referred me to the Witness of the Stars by Bullinger. I have already read this and I think I am on the same page as your as far as this is concerned. But there is NOTHING in the Bible that directly supports any of this. God only tells us the meaning of 1 star in the Bible...

This is same thing a postmillennialist would say to a premillennialist. Or visa versa. The focus of the paper is the amount of years it would take for a new moon to occur at the same celestial longitude in the next zodiacal sign. If God had told people that the celestial bodies are meant for...

Do you agree that the begatting ages in Genesis 5 are not a doctrine issue? And that there are discrepancies concerning these exact ages with regards to Septuagint and the Masoretic Texts?

I might not be smart enough to know how to answer that. I will try my best but I will probably need some help. Just to reiterate, we are talking about the begatting ages in Genesis 5. These are the main focus of the paper. To me, these specific ages are not a doctrinal issue. Any discrepancies...

Alright. I think the Bible is pretty straightforward when it comes to doctrine, actually. But I get your point. I hate to tell you this, but the most common reply I have received from other Christians is that "Adam never existed". And they will never be convinced otherwise. That ship has sadly...

That's basically what I am trying to figure out. To me it seems there are 3 equally likely possibilities: A) The ages are real and they also coincidently correspond with astronomical phenomena (lunar cycles) B) The ages are not based on actual ages but God told Mose's to write these ages to...

Cool. I've only recently started posting about this on a few various sites and so far it seems not too many people are interested. It's kind of niche topic, I guess.

For the last 10 months or so, I have been engaging online somewhat regularly with Dr. Ron Garret. He's the guy who was in this recent debate with "MadebyJimbob" found here: The screenshot of him that ModernDayDebates used in their Youtube thumbnail is somewhat unflattering. He has this kind of...

It took me quite a while before I felt I could explain the paper accurately. I tried emailing him a couple times, but I guess he is retired. I had a prior interest in the Ein-Gedi mosaic and was already familiar with some of the ideas this paper involves when I first came across it. The...