[meteorite-list] Origin of the Moon& God

From: David Freeman <dfreeman_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:21:02 2004
Message-ID: <3F0F20C6.5040306_at_fascination.com>

Huh? Wasting band width? That what you are saying?
DF

Mark Miconi wrote:

>This thread will not die due to CPR - Can't Put it to Rest. If everyone
>would not chime in it will die.
>
>Mark M.
>Phoenix AZ
>----- Original Message -----
>From: John Gwilliam <jkg_at_theriver.com>
>To: ari machiz <a_machiz_at_yahoo.com>; <meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com>
>Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 11:16 AM
>Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Origin of the Moon& God
>
>
>>Hello List,
>>I was hoping this thread would die quickly and quietly after Geoff's
>>post. However, it seems it (the thread) is determined to hold on to life
>>with a death grip and continue to gasp for air one weak breath at a time.
>>
>>Since it's Friday and the traffic on this list is slow, I'll offer an
>>analogy that I think most of you can relate to. This debate between
>>religion and science has been going on for centuries and it makes at least
>>one visit to this list every year. Nothing is ever resolved - no one ever
>>wins the argument, because there is no correct answer to this issue.
>>
>>It's sort of like this. My wife, who is a business professional, usually
>>comes home from a day of shopping and drags me up to the bedroom to see
>>
>the
>
>>new clothes she had bought. Invariably, she will put on one of here new
>>dresses, and ask, "Honey, does this dress make me look fat?"
>>
>>No matter which way you answer the question, it's the wrong answer. Dead
>>wrong. You see, if I say "yes", then I'm deader than a grasshopper in a
>>chicken coop. If I say "no", then the rest of the day is trashed after
>>
>her
>
>>first question fired back at me..."so, what's that supposed to mean?"
>>
>>Bottom line is don't answer the question in the first place. Instead,
>>quickly change the subject by saying, "hey...let's go to [insert the name
>>of her favorite restaurant here] for dinner and we might have enough time
>>afterwards to go buy a few more of those gorgeous dresses."
>>
>>It's the same with the Creation/Evolution thing. No one is ever going to
>>win over the other person by saying what they think is true, so why waste
>>your time trying. Instead, go do something more productive, like going
>>
>out
>
>>to dinner.
>>
>>Have a Good Weekend,
>>
>>John
>>
>>At 10:36 AM 7/11/03 -0700, ari machiz wrote:
>>
>>>Hi list.
>>>
>>>Stephen Hawking says that the beginning of time does not preclude a
>>>creator. Still, I don't remember him going on about Jesus Christ being
>>>
>the
>
>>>way to heaven, or A. C. Baktividanta Swami Prabhupada being the true
>>>almighty representative of the lord for mankind.
>>>
>>>I wonder if meteorites ever end up being discussed on the Jews for Jesus
>>>forum.
>>>
>>>If God is responsible for meteorites, we'll all know when we die, or if
>>>there is a suspension of natural law dealing with meteorites. The bottom
>>>line is that religion boils down to faith, a word that does not enter the
>>>scientific dictionary.
>>>
>>>Let's keep the witnessing to that of meteorites.
>>>
>>>If I am out of line, please feel free to reprimand me on or off list.
>>>
>>>
>>>Ari Machiz
>>>TVBTITU
>>>
>>>
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>>
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