(August 7, 2015 at 1:05 pm)Brakeman Wrote:(August 7, 2015 at 10:02 am)Drich Wrote: Did I say gamma or x rays? I said light spectrum, and visiable light. which means their is light detectable by the eye and light that is not. ..Sorry for the presumption, it's kind of hard to follow your "far out" theory.
Now to you foolish assumption of 'unsourced light.'
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So let me get this straight.. You say that when god created light he created nubulas and other stars as the sources for that light and he created the light already in transit from those sources. Kind of like creating a bullet flying through the air at the same time you create a smoking rifle. Later god added the sun to the mix and added it's light to the others.
Is that close?
At the time god made those stars, did he use cheap glue when he attached them to the firmament? I always wondered how they would get shaken loose from their orbit to fall to earth. I hope somebody is working on those super caves that we're going to hide in to protect us from that. If I had this star Antares coming right at me, I'd definitely be looking for a cave, wouldn't you?
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Everyone knows that stars are tiny specks of light that fall to the Earth every day. You can see them streaking across the night sky. Heck, if you pay close attention you can even see Satan and the fallen angels falling to the Earth. Jesus said so and he created the universe, right? The stars that are in the constellations never fall because they are attached to the dome of the sky by strings. One day there will be a severe earthquake that will shake them loose and they will fall to the Earth like raindrops. It'll be a heck of a sight to see.
