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To: neverdem

Awesome! That wasn't just "there". It was CREATED by God.


2 posted on 11/19/2005 12:16:13 AM PST by Just Lori (End leftist occupation of America!)
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To: Spanaway Lori
Awesome! That wasn't just "there". It was CREATED by God.

Probably inadvertently they are admitting that when they call it the "Pillars of Creation". We all know that Creation refers to Genesis and God. Man has never and will never "create" anything.

4 posted on 11/19/2005 1:02:05 AM PST by taxesareforever (Government is running amuck)
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To: Spanaway Lori

"It was CREATED by God."

According to who? Should the scientists accept that little feel good belief and deal with it, or try to study it in detail to find real answers?


5 posted on 11/19/2005 1:51:55 AM PST by sagar
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To: Spanaway Lori
Awesome! That wasn't just "there".

Why not?

It was CREATED by God.

For what reason? According to the Bible's account, mankind will end before we could possibly reach that part of space, and before the stars being formed there could ever possibly be "born". Why would any deity create something so useless and irrelevant to the alleged purpose for his creation?

8 posted on 11/19/2005 2:30:20 AM PST by Ichneumon
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To: Spanaway Lori

I don't know why astronomy pictures bring out the creator myth almost every time. That piece of modern mythology is not any better than the old myths it displaced. The same feeling can be had by viewing dewdrops on a spiderweb, and without the expense.


28 posted on 11/19/2005 2:11:31 PM PST by RightWhale (Repeal the law of the excluded middle)
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