True Age of the Universe - Biblical Fact - From Age 0 to Jesus

[nickgandionco]

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nia daghan sad ang n.differentiate sa faith and science..
buot huna2on science is still a matter of faith.. in fact anything you believe in is a matter of faith..

kai ang basis sa science is what you can see and observe db?

nia kita ndae kas uban planets? nu mtuo man ka nga naa na cla dha? in fact the thoery of evolution is still a matter of faith becasue no one can prove it scientifically..

[omniknight]

nia daghan sad ang n.differentiate sa faith and science..
buot huna2on science is still a matter of faith.. in fact anything you believe in is a matter of faith..

THROUGH FAITH WE UNDERSTAND - By: Dr. W. A. Criswell - Hebrews 11:3

Hebrews 11:3: Through Faith We Understand. There are two popular assumptions that are cleverly employed, but are no less certainly false. The first one is this: that in matters of religion we have to do with faith, but in all the other realms and activities of life we base our decisions and our actions on knowledge. Nothing could be further from the truth. For the common, ordinary, plain man lives a daily life by faith, just as the religionist.
The matter-of-fact practicalities of life are faced not theoretically, or philosophically, or theologically, but they are faced really and actually—just the same as we do in the realm of religion and the Christian faith. Whether the man is a religionist or not their lives are alike, the religionist and the irreligionist. Both of them live by faith, and without faith it is impossible to live this life. We meet it in every day, in every matter, in every road. It is a common thing in common life that faith is the basis upon which all life is lived.
Could I say from the pharmaceutical world, there is a pharmaceutical company; they sell drugs at a price, many times than anyone else. And they have a little motto in their pharmaceutical advertising that goes like this: “It contains”—their drug contains, I quote—“the priceless ingredient." Now they explain in that little motto by "the priceless ingredient," that when you buy their drug, you can be assured of its purity because of the integrity of the company. And they add a little more to the price of the drugs, they say, because you're paying for "the priceless ingredient." That is, you can have trust in their company, and you can have faith in the purity of their medicine. They sell it and charge you more for it on the basis that you can believe in it.
Well, let's take another one, for it's everywhere: there is a great insurance company that every time they advertise, and every picture they publish of their company has a tremendous rock in it and on it, the rock of Gibraltar. And they use that great rock as a persuasive sign that their company is one in which you can have illimitable trust. Why don't they use a sand dune with the wind blowing it away? They want to create in you a persuasion that you can have great trust in the steadfastness of this insurance company that uses a picture of the rock of Gibraltar. I'm going to charge these people for what I'm doing for them, don't ever worry!
There is not a bank of any consequence but that has in it a trust department. In fact, when you go to looking at a bank, you will find in it the same nomenclature, the same language, that you will find in a church; they are exactly alike. A trust department—and the words they use to describe what they do. There was a woman that called the First National Bank in this city and was given the trust department. And she asked about some securities, and the trust officer replied, "Are you interested in conversion or redemption?" And she said on the other end of the line, "Am I talking to the First National Bank or the First Baptist Church?"
You don't live without it. You cash a check by faith; you make a deposit by faith; you pay an insurance premium by faith; you undergo an operation at the hospital by faith. When that fellow gets his butcher knife out and begins to sharpen it, you hope, you trust, you commit your life into his care.
You hire a babysitter by faith. The farmer sows his seed in the hope and the persuasion that somebody up there will make it sprout and grow. All trades, all business, all government, and all life is built upon faith. And any time you assume that in religion we are dealing with faith, but in practical life we are dealing with knowledge, you have fallen into a most cleverly employed assumption that is untrue—far, far from the truth.
I get a bang out of, I get a kick out of, I am always intrigued when scientists make fun of one another. I have an illustration here that I have taken out of a book that I want you to look at, illustrating this thing that I am speaking of, concerning you have to have faith to do even the humblest, simplest things in life.
One of the great, brilliant astronomers of our generation is professor A. S. Eddington of England. And in his book, The Nature Of The Physical World, he insists that it takes faith even to walk through a door. Now he's an astronomer and a scientist, and he's going to talk about atoms and the speed of this world around the sun and all. So you watch him now as he talks about it, that it takes faith just to walk through a door.



The W. A. Criswell Sermon Library

[nickgandionco]

Nice one bro.. great insights..

[omniknight]

^^^Continued...

Now I quote from him: I like something like this:

I am standing on the threshold about to enter a room. It is a complicated business. In the first place, I must shove against an atmospheric pressure of a force of fourteen pounds on every square inch of my body. I must make sure of landing on a plank, traveling at twenty miles a second around the sun. I must do this while hanging from a round planet, headed outward into space, and with a wind of ether waves blowing at no one knows how many miles a second. The plank has no solidity of substance. It is a veritable hurricane of moving atoms. To step on it is like stepping on a swarm of flies. Surely I could fall through.

Verily, verily, it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a scientific man to pass through a door. And whether the door be a barn door or a church door, it might be wise that he should consent to be an ordinary man and walk in, rather than wait until all the difficulties involved in a really scientific ingress are resolved.

[omniknight]

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[AnInO]

sa ako nang sa post...

"ang evolution ug ang creation nag dungan na...

whos to say na wala g paagi sa evolution ang creation or ang creation sa evolution.. God have all the time in the Universe to watch his creation grow or evolve into something...

Only God knows kung kanus.a ug unsa ka dugaya niya ghimo ang universe or ang earth... "

ang mga nag sulat sa bible tao na sa saunang panahon limited until now ang understanding about sa ginoo... so i still stand on what i believe about creation n evolution...

[bamboostix2011]

naka imbento nman ug kalendaryo nya precise nga time. wala man ta kahibalo unsa kataas ilang isa ka tuig atung panahuna.

But maybe sa atung gikaon.

naa pud ka point sir its either sa ato ge kaon or sa ilang calendar nga ge gamit.....

[omniknight]

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Adam and Eve were middle brown in skin.

Humans never evolved from apes, and there was never an ape-like Adam.

The old calendar used by adam and eve were almost identical than the one currently in use today.

http://www.oasischristianchurch.org/air/flood.pdf

Kung kinsa man mo ingon nga lahi ilang calendar, you need to hear the real Biblical origin story kay grabeh mo dala ug brainwash ang national geographic na mostly mga atheist nya to-o pud no sa mga atheist dayon.

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[wormwoods]

mao gud part unya ang nakaapan pa gyud kay ang influence sa atheism kay wala kunoy pulos or meaning ang imong kinabuhi sa kalibutan. unya sila mismo nagpangita ug meaning sa ilang pagka atheist.

[Sky]

@ omniknight: basa pod aneh nga book :"Thiaoouba Prophecy" author Michel Desmarquet ...

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