SavedByTheLord
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Why do you say that?Why did your god design the giraffe so poorly?
They seem to be doing just fine.
Did they text you, call you, talk to you or write to you?
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Why do you say that?Why did your god design the giraffe so poorly?
I don't believe that evolution is how humans came about. I rely upon God, not men. I am thankful for that. Evolution explains that everything dies. So goodbye Charlie.
Thank you for your reply. I believe God is greater than anything and everything.Everything dies. Not sure why you think evolution has anything to do with that.
I rely on evidence.
I have seen no cogent understandable answers to SBTL's questions. But that's me. I suppose some of you really do believe you supply answers that are true. I leave out as to whether you understand them.None of your questions has context or makes sense.
Of course this is a little joke but ask those who talk about the immortal jellyfish.Evolution might "explain that everything dies," but what do your own observations in life tell you? Do you know of anything alive today that was alive 2,000 years ago? Do you know anybody, in your whole world, who was alive only 120 years ago? Any pets?
Of course this is a little joke but ask those who talk about the immortal jellyfish.
Thank you for your reply. I believe God is greater than anything and everything.
I have seen no cogent understandable answers to SBTL's questions. But that's me. I suppose some of you really do believe you supply answers that are true. I leave out as to whether you understand them.
So then you're saying God does or doesn't need a day off once a week? Maybe He only needed that day off and didn't take any more days off in the following weeks, is that what you think about that?As I have been telling you before, Genesis 1 is a myth, but if you like, you can call it a parable or allegory.
the story itself isn’t important. It is the message that’s important.
The message is found in the law of the sabbath…read exodus 16.
The Torah is for the Hebrew people - the Israelites and the Jews. So the sabbath is for the Jews, not for God.
i am not the one who believe that God exist, but I do find your question - “do you think God takes a rest every 7th day?” - to be ridiculous.
if you were Jew in the past, you would know the sabbath was for Israelites or Jews. The laws - the Torah - were the teachings for them.
Why would you need to ask me pointless question when you should know the answer.
Yes.I have seen no cogent understandable answers to SBTL's questions. But that's me.
You not being able to understand the answers in no way reflect on the truth of said answers.I suppose some of you really do believe you supply answers that are true.
There are a great many things I do not understand.I leave out as to whether you understand them.
True. I confess.But by your own admission you don't read every post
So then you're saying God does or doesn't need a day off once a week? Maybe He only needed that day off and didn't take any more days off in the following weeks, is that what you think about that?
You are attempting to scold me for a mistake that @SavedByTheLord made, acknowledged, and graciously apologized for. Don't be a jerk, @YoursTrue.I have seen no cogent understandable answers to SBTL's questions. But that's me. I suppose some of you really do believe you supply answers that are true. I leave out as to whether you understand them.
So then that's the answer for the person saying everything dies, right? Except in their minds maybe the immortal jellyfish.It's not a joke. Google them. Turritopsis dohrnii - Wikipedia
Why couldn't it? Do you really think all those days are 24 hours each? Let me know please if that's what you think about those first days in the creation account.If your belief is that the seventh day has still not come to an end, how can anything after that day happen?
Because for anything to happen after the seventh day, the seven day has to have ended.Why couldn't it? Do you really think all those days are 24 hours each? Let me know please if that's what you think about those first days in the creation account.
Because...the creative days expressed in the Genesis account do not mean 24 hours each but can be much, much longer, each day before men starting counting time.If your belief is that the seventh day has still not come to an end, how can anything after that day happen?
No I'm not. But please then tell me if God takes a break once a week.Because for anything to happen after the seventh day, the seven day has to have ended.
Why are you so stuck on 24 hours?
Genesis does not mention hours at all.
But here you are, obsessed with 24 hours.
The only thing you have refuted is the validity of your own arguments based on ancient tribal beliefs.So, I have refuted evolution yet again and you have no way of defending it.
Are you ashamed to even try to defend it?
Theoretically, this process (by which an adult can revert to polyp form through transdifferentiation of its cells) can go on indefinitely, effectively rendering the jellyfish biologically immortal, although in practice individuals can still die. In nature, most Turritopsis dohrnii are likely to succumb to predation or disease in the medusa stage without reverting to the polyp form.It's not a joke. Google them. Turritopsis dohrnii - Wikipedia