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Anti-semantic?
Semantic:
ADJECTIVE
"relating to meaning in language or logic."
Yes, i would say reality is anti-semantic.
If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
You mean the Biblical verses? Anyone could have seen the Earth was round by it's shadow during an eclipse..If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
You mean the Biblical verses? Anyone could have seen the Earth was round by it's shadow during an eclipse..If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The water in the mantle is not liquid.
The waters above and the waters below have nothing whatever to do with H2O
'The fountains of the deep' is a metaphor, as in "The earth was without form and void, and darkness covered the face of the deep."
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The water in the mantle is not liquid.
The waters above and the waters below have nothing whatever to do with H2O
'The fountains of the deep' is a metaphor, as in "The earth was without form and void, and darkness covered the face of the deep."
I said mantle just because I did not want to go back and be precise. The article however is much more scientific in its reporting. And it is water and it is beneath the earth's crust. And it is in volumes greater than the oceans. And it is referred to in the Bible in countless passages (read the article). And it is not the way you apparently choose to describe it or dismiss it. Sorry.
A Biblical flat earth...?????? Sounds like you're creating a problem that doesn't exist and then want us to solve it.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The water in the mantle is not liquid.
The waters above and the waters below have nothing whatever to do with H2O
'The fountains of the deep' is a metaphor, as in "The earth was without form and void, and darkness covered the face of the deep."
I said mantle just because I did not want to go back and be precise. The article however is much more scientific in its reporting. And it is water and it is beneath the earth's crust. And it is in volumes greater than the oceans. And it is referred to in the Bible in countless passages (read the article). And it is not the way you apparently choose to describe it or dismiss it. Sorry.
Look at the source, Jesus. Please provide the outcome of the study itself, what the scientists published, not some agenda driven outlet's interpretation?
Thanks.
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The water in the mantle is not liquid.
The waters above and the waters below have nothing whatever to do with H2O
'The fountains of the deep' is a metaphor, as in "The earth was without form and void, and darkness covered the face of the deep."
I said mantle just because I did not want to go back and be precise. The article however is much more scientific in its reporting. And it is water and it is beneath the earth's crust. And it is in volumes greater than the oceans. And it is referred to in the Bible in countless passages (read the article). And it is not the way you apparently choose to describe it or dismiss it. Sorry.
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The water in the mantle is not liquid.
The waters above and the waters below have nothing whatever to do with H2O
'The fountains of the deep' is a metaphor, as in "The earth was without form and void, and darkness covered the face of the deep."
I said mantle just because I did not want to go back and be precise. The article however is much more scientific in its reporting. And it is water and it is beneath the earth's crust. And it is in volumes greater than the oceans. And it is referred to in the Bible in countless passages (read the article). And it is not the way you apparently choose to describe it or dismiss it. Sorry.
It is not liquid water, even according to your source. Ringwoodite is a mineral.
The first terrestrial discovery of ringwoodite confirms the presence of massive amounts of water 400 to 700 kilometers beneath Earth's surface. Ringwoodite is a form of the mineral peridot, believed to exist in large quantities under high pressures in the transition zone. Ringwoodite has been found in meteorites but, until now, no terrestrial sample has ever been unearthed because scientists haven't been able to conduct fieldwork at extreme depths.
The Bible speaks often of great bodies of water underneath the earth’s surface that have risen in the past. Now science is confirming these enormous deposits of water in the mantle, greater than even the volume in the oceans. Pretty good for someone 3,000 years ago who so many nowadays dismiss as fable bearers.If you are too lazy to research The Old and New Testament, I will try to help you. Please post some verses you think defend the Bible concept of a flat Earth for example.
Scientists Confirm Biblical Account of the ‘Fountains of The Deep’
The water in the mantle is not liquid.
The waters above and the waters below have nothing whatever to do with H2O
'The fountains of the deep' is a metaphor, as in "The earth was without form and void, and darkness covered the face of the deep."
I said mantle just because I did not want to go back and be precise. The article however is much more scientific in its reporting. And it is water and it is beneath the earth's crust. And it is in volumes greater than the oceans. And it is referred to in the Bible in countless passages (read the article). And it is not the way you apparently choose to describe it or dismiss it. Sorry.
It is not liquid water, even according to your source. Ringwoodite is a mineral.
The first terrestrial discovery of ringwoodite confirms the presence of massive amounts of water 400 to 700 kilometers beneath Earth's surface. Ringwoodite is a form of the mineral peridot, believed to exist in large quantities under high pressures in the transition zone. Ringwoodite has been found in meteorites but, until now, no terrestrial sample has ever been unearthed because scientists haven't been able to conduct fieldwork at extreme depths.
Ok. I accept your explanation. Still it is water saturated in these rocks and according some sources it could be more water than oceans hold. The Bible was not wrong in its references.
Even with faults in the facts of the bible, history still places the jews in the area
What the faith teaches is beside the point.
Anti-semitic? Did the religion of the jewish people exist? Of course. It was to them as valid as belief in any other god around the world. Do they have a historic right to settle in their homeland? of course.
Why should jews be demonized in any way? They want to be allowed to live and protect themselves like most people in the world.