Most of the universe is either dark energy or dark matter. The reason this energy might in some sense be God is based on the Biblical teaching that God is invisible yet holds everything together.
God can be measured?
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Most of the universe is either dark energy or dark matter. The reason this energy might in some sense be God is based on the Biblical teaching that God is invisible yet holds everything together.
There are some scary racial implications in this..........
Though I'm not certain, he may have been referring to the "dark" part.There are some scary racial implications in this..........
Really? I see the simple admission that we are descended from apes. You know "monkeys". It's an evolutionary statement, not a racial one.
There are some scary racial implications in this..........
Maybe "God", in this context, is the place holder for all that which can be explained, but just not right now.
I'm comfortable with saying that I don't know.
Most of the universe is either dark energy or dark matter. The reason this energy might in some sense be God is based on the Biblical teaching that God is invisible yet holds everything together.
God can be measured?
God is a spirit. Don't think a spirit has weight.
Most of the universe is either dark energy or dark matter. The reason this energy might in some sense be God is based on the Biblical teaching that God is invisible yet holds everything together.
God can be measured?
God is a spirit. Don't think a spirit has weight.
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God is a spirit. Don't think a spirit has weight.
Probably more than 21 grams - still the considered norm for ordinary humans.
Duncan MacDougall (doctor) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I remember listening to that guy being interviewed on Art Bell's radio program several years ago.God is a spirit. Don't think a spirit has weight.
Probably more than 21 grams - still the considered norm for ordinary humans.
Duncan MacDougall (doctor) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
God is a spirit. Don't think a spirit has weight.
Probably more than 21 grams - still the considered norm for ordinary humans.
Duncan MacDougall (doctor) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Handy Link Above said:MacDougall also measured fifteen dogs in similar circumstances and reported the results as "uniformly negative," with no perceived change in mass. He took these results as confirmation that the soul had weight, and that dogs did not have souls.
UV-A, perhaps?this can't be correct. Dark matter? I think not. God is the "light".
This can't be correct. Dark matter? I think not. God is the "light".
Most of the universe is either dark energy or dark matter. The reason this energy might in some sense be God is based on the Biblical teaching that God is invisible yet holds everything together.
God can be measured?