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28 Apr 2013 21:08:21
To pea!
Could you please elaborate on what you were saying further down the page on the rather lengthy post?
Peace
Jay
Glasgow
Astronomers can predict the existence of un-seen celestial bodies by observing their effect on other celestial bodies.
They can't see the star directly, but the evidence of it's gravitational pull on other stars suggests that it exists.
In a universe so old, and we (allegedly) so young, a lot could have been accomplished by others before we existed.
We must be very weary, then, of anything that is presented to us, or presents itself to us as, God, because something that IS very old, something that HAS accomplished much indeed, can make itself appear to us as whatever it so wants.
pea
Peace
Jay
Glasgow
What can you say with certainty? pea
Peace
Jay
Glasgow