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Decomposed > Moreover, with all that he knew about the universe, how could Jesus have failed to share his important knowledge that the world is shaped like a ball... and that the Old Testament was wrong to say that the moon was one of two lights his Father had created in the sky? (The moon is not a light.)


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Given the technology of the time (Old Testament) . . . The only possible explanation for the Moon WAS for it to be a 'light in the night sky put there by God so travelers could find their way at night'. "Praise to God - there is a night light!"

But what can one expect of a people with absolutely no concept of electricity, indoor plumbing. . . People who just KNOW the world is flat. (I mean, just look around. The world obviously is flat isn't it?)

Today - we know the moon is just a big ball of rock. We know about gravity and the fact that the Moon is 'tethered' to the earth via a balance between the earths gravity and the moons desire to go screaming off into deep space.

But back in Biblical times? They knew nothing of things we take for granted. Just too easy to say "God Did It." And if you be a holy man praising God for putting that night light in the sky . . . Well, ya just might be able to get the rubes to give ya some money.

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Re: No Ceasefire With Iran Can Last. Jihad Doesn’t Make Peace.
By: De_Composed
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Tue, 01 Jul 25 6:23 PM
Msg. 10660 of 10695

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Re: “Unfortunately, that article is a lot of crapola.”
Hm. I thought you were a Methodist.

Grok says that a significant majority of Christians - including Methodists - disagree with you and mt. But I'll grant there is no consensus.

Muslims believe that they worship the same God as Christians and Jews. It's actually harder to figure out what Jewish people believe. Here's an interesting comment I found on Reddit: "Muslims and Jews worship the One God. Christians worship the God of Abraham, sure, but they also worship Jesus."

I am perplexed to this day how everything Jesus did occurred in the two years following his 32nd birthday. What was the Son of God up to for the 32 years before that?

Moreover, with all that he knew about the universe, how could Jesus have failed to share his important knowledge that the world is shaped like a ball... and that the Old Testament was wrong to say that the moon was one of two lights his Father had created in the sky? (The moon is not a light.)

His failure to discuss these things with his disciples and audiences over a period of years is utterly unrealistic. It's a big part of why the Bible does not interest me.








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