Fossil fuel = pressure + time

We can create oil right now but it takes extreme pressure. So much so that only a worldwide flood could do it in a short amount of time.

https://youtu.be/6cEUXYlc-Q0

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/how-long-does-it-take-the-earth-to-form-one-gallon-of-oil.667166/

Naturally

Almost anything CAN be produced artificially

Kent does a wonderful job of explaining. Much better than me that’s for sure

That article doesn’t seem to factor in the possibility of a global flood

I could be wrong though. I’m at work. Cant read through all the way

No matter how close one thinks they are to understanding life, and the universe around them, there is a limitless flow of more to learn. There is an equal and opposite to everything, and both everything and nothing can exist in perfect unity

True, but what we can know is what the Bible tells us. God’s word is truth.

If the bible said the world was flat would you accept it

God's word can be truth and not at the same time

It's not an issue

Depends. What’s the context?

Sorry guys I love this stuff and you both are great to chat with but I gotta go. Can’t stay on too long while at work.

No problem

ew wtf lol

my priest always encourged us to listen to science, ie the big bang & the earth's age. Said theres nothing wrong about following science if you believe it was the Lord's doing. I never saw why I couldnt believe the earth was as old as its been shown to be, I just know I believe God was the one in charge of the magnificence that is the universe

^

Here’s my issue. If evolution happened. Then Adam and Eve’s sin was meaningless. Eating of the tree brought death into the world. Evolution requires death to work.

There would have been millions of years of death before Adam and Eve

thats where we differ I suppose, I dont think that negates anything. I just think in his infinite wisdom the Lord instituted something like evolution that helped us adapt to an every changing world. But I definitley see your conflict. I just try not to bother myself which such things I could not hope to understand until Im standing at the pearly gates

But that’s also me as a dispensationalist using a literal hermeneutical interpretation

huh Ive never heard of such a thing, thanks for the research point

People like Moody, Darby, David Jeremiah, Scofield, Charles Ryrie are dispensationalists

@Rumguzzler @Deleted User I should have clarified. I’m going to be in and out. Not just out for a long time.

Ill have to read up on some of that.

Currently reading a book about the templars/crusades. So inspiring

Hail

/hail

Deus vult

Jordan B Peterson has got some very interesting ideas

I wanna buy 12 steps, I just have a whole bunch of other things I wanna read first lol

I preordered it lol

JP is pretty good

But more specifically I mean he has some very interesting ideas regarding the religions of the world and religion's key roles in society

I may not agree with everything but still very interesting stuff