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I came across a recent posting on Facebook about a massive coronal discharge hitting the earth 2600 years ago, well within the domain of written history. As technology hadn't advanced to any prominent use of electrical energy, the event appears to have gone unnoticed until C14 spikes were...

Then you don't understand the math or educators have been teaching the wrong meaning of the term for the last 70 years. C is the speed of light, a scalar quantity held constant for the purposes of the equations used in describing general and special relativity. The actual constancy of the speed...

My understanding would be that the distinction Einstein was talking about was not time, but "past, present, and future." These mathematically coexist and their meaning is only relevant to our perception.

If you understand the English language, Einstein called the distinction an illusion, not time which he fully accepted as a mathematical and physical reality or his theory would have been entirely meaningless and non functional (C in E=MC squared is a time constant).

Sorry, I'm having some difficulty responding to posts. I just bought a new laptop and my hands keep hitting the mouse pad while I'm typing, activating the most peculiar functions, and relocating my cursor, deleting sections, and other unanticipated actions. The Apostle John declares in the NT...

I don't think so. Einstein was a bit crazy, but not insane.

, Again, time isn't an illusion, its physical space.

I think that some people object to your posts because your use of the English language is not fastidious. Illusion or illusory do not convey the same meaning as perspective. Relativity describes variations in perceived reality while illusion implies a lack of the same. Given that the Lord has...

Understanding the theoretical physics doesn't necessarily help, but Einstein's theory of relativity demonstrates mathematically that time can be treated as a spatial dimension, eg: length, height, width, time. If you take that as a given truth, then every moment in time coexists now, in the...

There is a sense in which Jesus' sacrifice is eternal, but I think the more significant point is that His sacrifice established a new and everlasting covenant. Salvation is a matter of entering into that covenant by faith. The new covenant is very much like a marriage covenant and is described...

Jesus isn't a proxy for anyone. Scripture teaches that Jesus already existed before He was born. Even His name is found described in the Old testament prophets. When He was questioned about His origins, He answered plainly that "before Abraham was I am". He wasn't being cryptic, He was being...

Pretty sure that Albert Einstein proved that time is a spatial dimension, not an illusion. Have you read his book on the general and special theory of relativity?

When I was a kid, I started reading scripture in the King James version of the bible and though the older English was sometimes difficult to follow, they used a word to describe the end times tribulations which has gone out of use in newer translations. That word is "travail" and refers to the...

I've answered you repeatedly. If you're unable to understand the answer, perhaps you remain spiritually dead. The carnal mind can not receive spiritual things. Just the same, I haven't been called to satisfy your questions, but to be a witness of God's righteous judgment, and I'll leave you and...

There's only 1 church and it isn't Rome, never was. It's a body, a living organism not some dead and perverse thing sanctioning molesters and giving false testimony to the world. Maybe you should try reading scripture to learn what was actually taught by the Apostles. Not one of them ever...

Its not about defilement here, but about serving the Lord with the whole heart (a husband is inclined to find ways to please his wife.)(see 1 Corinthians 7:32-34) Its not just 144000 that are saved, but that number is a special possession entirely devoted to the Lord. Would you begrudge the Lord...

That's because you think of the church as an organization rather than as a body. I suggest that you read the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ and consider the words of the Spirit written to the churches (and you'll notice Rome is never mentioned) and to all that have an ear to hear.

Never had one. The church that was the pillar and foundation of truth existed in Jerusalem in the 1st century AD up to about the fall of Jerusalem in 70AD. The members of that congregation have been dead for nearly 2000 years.

No. I've attended services at about a half dozen fellowships over the last decade, mostly Baptist congregations, "Bible churches", and 1 Calvary chapel. I'm not fond of church hopping, but I go where the Lord leads and every congregation that I've worshipped with, everywhere the Lord has lead...

You see you're doing it again. I never said that I haven't been to a church in over a decade, you did. I said that I haven't been a church member. There's a huge difference. Stop putting words into other people's mouths; that's called giving false testimony. Telling lies might not be your...