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Another Alternative for Origin of Man?

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Message 11 of 28 (79305)
01-18-2004 7:14 PM

Reply to: Message 10 by TruthDetector
01-18-2004 7:12 PM

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By the vary nature of God, he has always been.

Well, that is what the latest speculations are saying about an 11 dimensional "universe". So we both end up with no beginning.

One difference is that, even at this early stage, the physicists are suggesting ways to test the idea.

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Message 14 of 28 (79426)
01-19-2004 1:32 PM

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01-19-2004 11:38 AM

huh? You have a way to test the God idea? That's both interesting and a theological risk?

Or what do you mean by referring to my post anyway?

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Message 20 of 28 (79681)
01-20-2004 9:04 PM

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01-20-2004 7:55 PM

Where in the Bible does it say that God has always been? I don't know the Bible very well.

And why is that any better a starting point than the p-brane theories which suggest a multiverse which as always been? It does come down to we both 'don't know'.

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Message 25 of 28 (81600)
01-30-2004 12:17 AM

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01-29-2004 10:57 PM

Sorry but the Bible isn't my subject of interest. That is something I don't claim expertise in.

Your evidence is the Bible. I'm just asking for where it is explicit about the eternal existance of God. It is yours not mine. Where is the chapter and verse is all I'm asking.

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Message 28 of 28 (83166)
02-04-2004 8:30 PM

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02-04-2004 8:26 PM

Deu 23:25

From Bible gateway New International version

Deuteronomy 23
25 If you enter your neighbor's grainfield, you may pick kernels with your hands, but you must not put a sickle to his standing grain.

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But I found a few references that are implicit or explicit about God being eternal anyway.

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