kantuckyII wrote:I don't know, I think it's far easier for atheist to believe in random than believers. My answer is always going to be I don't know but one day I'll know all
Actually, if I'm right, I will not care what caused it.
kantuckyII wrote:I don't know, I think it's far easier for atheist to believe in random than believers. My answer is always going to be I don't know but one day I'll know all
The "10 tons" was the explosive power [compared to dynamite] it generated as it entered Earth's atmosphere - exponentially huge "sonic boom" that generated way more percussive destructive power than sound waves. The size of the meteor itself was that of a "small boulder". It's the atmospheric entry that hurts.dazed&confused wrote:sequestration!Trenchfoot wrote:Their are saying it was 10 tons. Why couldn't our great scientists see this coming?
That could be the case but never-the-less, if you're a born again Christian, you'll have the capacity to know for you will be like Jesus Christ and will KNOW as you are KNOWN. That's a pretty humbling thought. Think about it? not only will those who reject God miss heaven and eternity with God but will remain ignorant of all the mysteries of God and His Creation! That's pretty sad in itself. The village idiot who has put their trust in God will be infinitely more intelligent than the smartest man who's ever lived!Dinocrocetti wrote:kantuckyII wrote:I don't know, I think it's far easier for atheist to believe in random than believers. My answer is always going to be I don't know but one day I'll know all
Actually, if I'm right, I will not care what caused it.