The Physics and Philosophy of the Bible: How Relativity, Quantum Physics, Plato, and History Meld with Biblical Theology to Show That God Exists and That We Can Live Forever (The Inevitable Truth #1)
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perhaps in some sense it
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What has happened to the rest of this statement?!
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most of us have doubts about his existence.
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Is not this rather pessimistic? Surely "some" would be more accurate, or even "many"!
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The more paths there are to a given conclusion, the more likely is that conclusion to be true,
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Repetition
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The faith of Christians is no more blind than that of pure scientists, and both are based on rationality.
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with religion there are difficulties, but with atheism there are absurdities.
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his
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"one" - consistency!
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he will not believe
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That is why he was, at that point, not a 'doubter' but an 'unbeliever'!
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he
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one
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himself
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oneself
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A contract approach to relationships is not God’s way; it is a compromise, necessary because so often we have not the integrity to “do” give-give.
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Gee,
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Unnecessary - and a euphemism for Jesus (in an attempt to avoid being blasphemous!).
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know- how,
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No space!
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we should look to science to learn how the heavens go and to the Bible to learn how to go to heaven.
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We are so intimate with time that timelessness seems impossible to us.
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See my illustration in the chapter on "Eternity" in my book "Great Words of the Faith", avaiable from Amazon as both a paperback and a Kindle e-book. Link available on my non-commercial blog at: www.crazyrev.blogspot.com
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we do not know what energy is—only what it does.
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there is no pure knowledge except for math and various ethical axioms.
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believes
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Thales’s
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Final letter 's' is superfluous!
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Parmenides’s
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Almost always, when a name ends in 's', the possessive is designated by the addition of only an apostrophe!
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Heraclitus’s
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See previous comment!
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Heraclitus’s
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as before
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Sophism is the philosophy, or perhaps pseudophilosophy, of power.
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Nietzsche died in an asylum for the insane,
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the fact that so many people are so altruistic almost proves the existence of God and is equally evidential with regard to His goodness.
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The third one sounds out of place as anything that could have developed because of the survival of the fittest.
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that he could see what happened when we used our free will.
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Surely He, Who knows the end from the beginning, and Who sees all of time from the perpspective of timeless eternity, could see what we would do with our freewill!!
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three
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or even four!
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Happily, Einstein taught us that we are all immortal.
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what onlookers perceive as termination of life is actually transition of a mind to timelessness.
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Doxa, which gave rise to such English words as orthodox and paradox, refers to everything in the universe as perceived by our senses.
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Logos means “rational accounting,” and those who disdain doxa as a revealer of ultimate truths and believe that logos is the key to such matters necessarily believe that things are not as they seem. With logos, one sees with the mind’s eye.
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without having him brought up out of sheol
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???
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Isaiah, written a half century before the time of Paul
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This would make Isaiah a contemporary of the Lord Jesus!!
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Roman Catholicism
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This is an oxymoron! It should be referred to as "the church of Rome"!
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same was true with regard to Islam. The same was essentially true with regard to Islam
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Unnecessary repetition!
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death, a result of time, is also not what it seems to be.
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observation in the heavens in 1919
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What observation?!
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(Eddington had led the expedition in 1919 that had, by observing a condition revealed during a total solar eclipse, proved the validity of Einstein’s general theory of Relativity.)
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This still leaves most readers "in the dark"!
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I have found the greatest power in the world in the power of prayer.
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most current investigators in that field do not even understand the subject of their study;
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If we could overcome evil and achieve timelessness in our present lives, we would have heaven on earth.
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donot
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"do not" This would have been picked up by any proofreader!
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professor- to-be,
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mind- stuff,”
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mind-stuff
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Great Architect of the universe
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This is very "masonic"!!!
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God has had to come to us and die for us at our hands in order that we might be the perfect offspring of a perfect God.
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(That this story is allegorical makes it no less meaningful.)
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Who says that it is allegorical? It is recorded as factual!
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All dogs go to heaven because they do not know right from wrong, and they can therefore not be held responsible for their actions.
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What is the evidence that any creature that has not had "the breath of life" breathed into it, lives in eternity?
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too
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(Quantum physicists also declare that walking on water and through walls, both of which Jesus did, are scientifically sound phenomena. I refer you to the Gospel; it is more scientific than was thought a hundred years ago.)