How did all the water get on planet earth?

[Joe Bfstplk]

So how bout dem O's?

 

[ruso]

 

[DallasGlenn2005]

Never mind the water - that's a red herring - the real mystery is where my plectrum disappears to after I put it down.

It’s with that one sock you can’t find next to the misplaced remote control.

 

[sprint]

View attachment 103478

ha! - do believe I remember that episode


where's my roomatiz medcin!

 

[Joe Bfstplk]

It’s with that one sock you can’t find next to the misplaced remote control.

Right next to your missing ball point pen and all those tupperware lids....

 

[reclavea]

PS: The Bible is a book, but it's also the basis for a religion, so let's not talk about it here, please, so we don't have to lock the thread.

For sure .

However, the question in the lounge is assumed to be non-discriminate. Again appears to be a "loaded question".

It can only be answered scientifically theoretically with no credible substantial nor definitive empirical evidence.

A dilemma exists in that there is also a source of information that answers the forum question, Genesis 1.

Now let's say the question is framed to specifically be seeking a scientific explanation.

Science on the one hand at the moment has really no definitive answer but offers theories with no substantial definitive empirical evidence.

Again a dilemma exists as astonishing as it may be as Genesis 1 is accounted for empirically in science cosmology and quite definitively as a matter of fact. This is science on the other hand.

It just so happens that in this case empirical evidence highly and most dramatically favors the Genesis account for the question.

It's kind of perplexing as in both accounts ...it's science.

1 is theoretical and the other empirical.

 

[Dave Merrill]

Watch it. If you're saying that religion is science, you'll just get the thread locked.

 

[NeoSound]

Watch it. If you're saying that religion is science, you'll just get the thread locked.

But making fun of God seems to be fine.

 

[Dave Merrill]

Bah. Not going to look back through the thread the try to find whatever slight it is you're referring to. I'm out. Where's that Thread Ignore button?

 

[NeoSound]

There are about 7,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 atoms in a 70kg man's body, while not even considering the vastly more number of sub atomic particles that make the atoms up. These intelligent particles just passed each other by in space one day and said lets clump together, work together and organize and make a person. When even two of these big clumps (people) can't get along or agree, do you think 7,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 smart atoms did it on their own? I find it really strange that people can be so small minded that they can't fathom something bigger and more complex than themselves in the universe.

 

[reclavea]

Watch it. If you're saying that religion is science, you'll just get the thread locked.

You’re 100% correct if that’s what I said.

However …that is not what I said at all.

 

[Admin M@]