BeyondET

Something isn't right with that poster, I have seen similar actions on other Christian sites as well.

You call it a red herring fallacy I never said that, I think we are done talking. Your extremely twisted and you cannot have a normal conversation without throwing in all the derogative statements.

The red herring fallacy that is what you posted, who are trying to fool, not me Sir. you do like to twist things I don't believe your a man of God at all, no man of God would twist someone's words around, like you done saying I posted the red herring fallacy.

As I already knew you would run from the question I ask, what do you believe in, and your answer was null. you use deversion tactics so you can continue your assault on others. the most humorous thing is your interest in Other sciences yet you pick and chose which one to believe in Microbiology/Biochemistry/Physics/Genetics

Yes indeed, in the begin God created heaven (hydrogen) and earth (helium) with a dash of other elements.

I see you keep saying you need proof and validation, yet I know in what ever it is you believe you can not prove or validate anything 100%

Can you validate God is in Heaven?

True indeed though tasteful or Not the mind remembers

Not the Big Bang but it's called Big Ben. A black hole cannot be viewed directly because light cannot escape it. It can, however, be identified by its effect on the matter around it. Matter swirling around a black hole heats up and emits radiation that can be detected. Around a stellar black hole, this matter is composed of gas. Around a supermassive black hole in the center of a galaxy, the swirling disk is made of not only gas but also stars. An instrument aboard the Hubble Space Telescope, called the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS), was installed in February 1997. STIS is the space telescope’s main "black hole hunter." A spectrograph uses prisms or diffraction gratings to split the incoming light into its rainbow pattern. The position and strength of the line in a spectrum gives scientists valuable information. STIS spans ultraviolet, visible, and near-infrared wavelengths. The instrument can take a spectrum of many places at once across the center of a galaxy. Each spectrum tells scientists how fast the stars and gas are swirling at that location. With that information, the central mass that the stars are orbiting can be calculated. The faster the stars go, the more massive the central object must be.

A black hole cannot be viewed directly because light cannot escape it. It can, however, be identified by its effect on the matter around it. Matter swirling around a black hole heats up and emits radiation that can be detected. Around a stellar black hole, this matter is composed of gas. Around a supermassive black hole in the center of a galaxy, the swirling disk is made of not only gas but also stars. An instrument aboard the Hubble Space Telescope, called the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS), was installed in February 1997. STIS is the space telescope’s main "black hole hunter." A spectrograph uses prisms or diffraction gratings to split the incoming light into its rainbow pattern. The position and strength of the line in a spectrum gives scientists valuable information. STIS spans ultraviolet, visible, and near-infrared wavelengths. The instrument can take a spectrum of many places at once across the center of a galaxy. Each spectrum tells scientists how fast the stars and gas are swirling at that location. With that information, the central mass that the stars are orbiting can be calculated. The faster the stars go, the more massive the central object must be. STIS found, for instance, the signature of a supermassive black hole in the center of the galaxy M84. The spectra showed a rotation velocity of 400 km/s (248 miles per second), equivalent to 1.4 million km (.86 million miles) every hour. Earth orbits our Sun at 30 km/s (18.6 miles per second). If Earth moved as fast as 400 km/s (248 miles per second), our year would be only 27 days long.

It is interesting how the mind will relate to things already seen before when a shape or object can't really be recognized. example is the old photo of a woman at a table and mirror, yup it looks like a skull too, why does our mind do things like that. lol

Well most bible colleges etc. are denominational, meaning your studying pretty much what the denominations want to be taught, do people need to spend thousands of dollars to learn the bible,, not in my opinion.

Not the planet earth but of the things of the worldly possessions of wealth, fame, fortune.