[Tim Long]

Site's too slow to tell if he's young earth.

[Moonman62]

WorldNutDaily.

[TeenagedConservative]

Trying to scientifically explain biblical miracles is both stupid and counterproductive.

Stupid, because eventually, no matter how far back you can "explain," you will meet a point where the law of science no longer apply. Like...with God's existence in the first place.

Counterproductive, because now if there is a miracle that couldn't be explained with the laws of science, we have effectively conceded to the anti-Christians that that disproves Christianity.

But I applaud this guy's motives.

[Kirkwood]

Actually light has both an electric and an magnetic field (hence the term electromagnetic spectrum). And I'm pretty sure that the Holy Spirit isn't a magnetic field.

[balch3]

take that Darwinists. Your own scienctific method proves you wrong.

[Alter Kaker]

If God spoke everything into existence as the Genesis record proposes, then we should be able to scientifically prove that the construction of everything in the universe begins with a) the Holy Spirit (magnetic field); b) Light (an electric field); and c) that Light can be created by a sonic influence or sound," Samuel J. Hunt writes on his website.

I'm a person of faith and this is one of the stupidest statement I have ever read. WND has jumped the shark.

[Constantine XIII]

As a Christian and a physicist...

""If God spoke everything into existence as the Genesis record proposes, then we should be able to scientifically prove that the construction of everything in the universe begins with a) the Holy Spirit (magnetic field); b) Light (an electric field); and c) that Light can be created by a sonic influence or sound," Samuel J. Hunt writes on his website."

This is WRONG. XD

[fish hawk]

I quit arguing on these types of threads. I'm only here to show off my new tagline.

[edweena]

Well, if he's assuming the existence of water before light, I suspect he's on the wrong track, big time.

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[Talking_Mouse]

bookmark for reading later

[DaGman]

""Some of my teachers are like, 'That's complete hogwash,'" he said, "while others say, 'That's pretty interesting.'"

In other words, some were very blunt, some were a bit polite rather than tell the guy full out "that's complete hogwash".

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[right way right]

"Hunt said he believes every event in Genesis can be observed to be happening daily."

This is the only thing that makes sense in the whole article since God and time are really frozen together in the spiritual realm where no eye can truly see except the eye of faith.

Sorry folks faith is the only clue God will ever give us and even then only through Jesus Christ.

[Chaguito]

Uhhhh, where did the water come from? I'm all for God speaking the universe into existence, but this doesn't seem a good way to approach the concept.

[newberger]

He equates the Holy Spirit with a magnetic field!

This is either stupidity or blasphemy or both.

[garbanzo]

a) the Holy Spirit (magnetic field); b) Light (an electric field); and c) that Light can be created by a sonic influence or sound,"

Seriously, isn't this blasphemy, in addition to simply being really really stupid? The writer seems to believe that millions of people have been using God to post notes on their refrigerators and generate electric power.

[philetus]

That aligns with one of the earlier descriptions of the creation by God, when, in Genesis 1:1-3, the Holy Spirit moved upon the face of the deep, which generally is considered water, "

Where did the water come from?

I applaud this guy's motives too, but God created our physics and you can't create our physics with our physics.

[JmyBryan]

Glad that's settled.

No more need for Cosmology.

(sarcasm)

[Coyoteman]

This is the kid who registered over at Darwin Central as "the kid."

Pure crackpot. He didn't last long. Here is a link to the thread.

He reminded me of the old quote:

Ask the young. They know everything.

Joseph Joubert

[SmartAZ]

So the scientist says, "God, we don't need you any more. We can make a man from dirt now, just like you did."

God says, "Go for it. That's worth seeing."

The scientist stoops and grabs a handful of dirt.

"Hold on!" roars God. That's mine! Get your own dirt!"