It could not have been a particle because they are not made up of one piece of matter. ... That something is more than likely God. ... If subatomic particles were the cause for life than would it not be safe to assume that all life would be exactly the same. ... Evil is not created by God, just as he does not create good. ... The problem for god would be what is people's perception of perfect? ...
The explosion caused extremely high temperatures, sub-atomic particles, ie. matter and energy, and space and time itself. The explosion sent the particles moving outwards, which then cooled, condensed, and formed the universe, as we know it. ... Years after the Big Bang, as the universe cooled, matter particles became more numerous than light and other radiation. As the particles slowed down because of the cooler temperatures, they were drawn together because of gravity, until they became dense and formed the galaxies and large-scale structures. ... God gave the earth vegetation 4) On t...
Descartes thinks that the conception of error is a lack, rather than a real thing dependent on God. ... He does this by saying, "I can clearly and distinctly conceive my mind's existence without my body, whatever I can clearly and distinctly conceive God could make true, and whatever God could make true is possible." ... The substance of God is pure spirit. ... She believes that the only difference between them lies in the fact that the stone will have fewer spiritual particles and the human being will have more. So basically everything is the same just containing different spiritual part...
Just as time is an essence, it's nonexistent conscience could not decide one day to say, I will create a universe with magical particles out of nowhere build up until it is roaring hot followed with a bang that creates a sole planet that has the capacity to sustain life. ... I do believe in God, similarly referred to in the bible. ... This view can be used on a large and small scales for instance, if God is anything and everything we have pen, said pen is a "God" on its own. On a worldly point of view, each and everyone of us could be our own God therefore there are over seve...
Then on the seventh day God rested and hallowed it, this is why Sunday is the day of rest. ... Right after the explosion, the earth started to cool down and as it cooled down, particles (protons, neutrons, and electrons) from the cosmos were attracted towards the earth. ... They do not think there is a god, they just believe in the objects they see in the world. ... God has created the world through science. Evolutionary theorists don't feel the need to prove God, but Post-Darwinian natural theologians do like to prove God. ...
As the universe continued to expand and cool down, particles began to form. Particles of baryons, which include photons, neutrinos, electrons, and quarks, formed. These particles are the building blocks for life, as we know it. ... I think God had a hand in creating us though. ... Now, I don"t think we evolved from apes, I believe god put us here and we adapted to our environment. ...
SATURN The planet I have chosen is Saturn because I am intrigued by its many rings and its mythology. In Roman mythology Saturn is the God of agriculture. Saturn also is the root of the English word Saturday. Saturn has been known since prehistoric times. Galileo was the first to observe it wit...
Biblical worldview starts with God. ... In this theory two particles suddenly collided, a big explosion happened, and everything was then created. ... God's speaking was the real "Big Bang Theory.... Biblically our one and only purpose is to worship God. We were designed to worship our one true God. ...
The theory says, that all of the matter and energy of the universe was compressed into a cosmic egg, or plasma ball, consisting of sub-atomic particles and radiation. ... Their theory was much like the Christian theory in that their god created the world in six days. ... With many scientific experiments, scientists have come to the agreement that the chances of particles coming together during the Big Bang, to form life are almost impossible. ... It is almost impossible out of chance that all of the particles were left handed amino acids. ...
It states that God created the earth and man in seven days. ... However, instead of asking, "God, are you real? ... he willingly agrees with God creating the world. ... According to the "Big Bang" theory, some 10 to 20 billion years ago all of the matter and energy of the universe was compressed into a cosmic egg, or plasma ball, consisting of sub-atomic particles and radiation. ... How do we know there is a God that created the whole universe? ...
In these "plantations of God,"" he finds himself enlightened as to the presence and nature of a higher being, and his own place within the universe that has been created for him. ... "I am part or particle of God."" In this way, nature essentially acts as a medium by which Emerson can more easily understand, witness, and communicate with God. ...
Naturalistic evolution is the same as theistic evolution, but proposes that God had no hand in it. ... (Palevistz, 2000) Gould also asks why such cruelty exists in nature if God is so benevolent. ... In the process of evolution, the sub atomic particles which penetrate the cells to form mutations are most likely not random, but aimed with a precision beyond our comprehension. ... (Campfire, 2001) The question remains, "Is there a moral message from God in everything created." ... Further, theologists do not even agree about who or what "God" is. ...
Ancient Romans named the planet after the Roman god, Jupiter (Zeus in Greek mythology) and the astronomical symbol (see Figure 1) is a representation of the lightning bolt carried by Zeus (Crystal). ... "This magnetic field (see Figure 5) collects a large flux of particle radiation in Jupiter's radiation belts"(Harvey). ... It has four main components: a thick inner ring of particles known as the "halo ring"; a relatively bright, exceptionally thin "main ring"; and two wide, thick and faint outer "gossamer rings", named for the moons of whose material they are composed: Amalthea and Theb...
The little fart particles are like mini F18 Interceptors, flying through the air and targeting your nasal passages. ... When the stench particles 2 combine with the petunia fragrance, it makes a deadly mask that seems to forever hang. ... So, you immediately take the standard evasive action, and God knows it is always the silentius that erupts from the depths of your body. ...
In 1974, Hawking proposed that, in accordance with the predications of quantum theory, black holes emit subatomic particles until they exhaust all their energy and finally explode. ... He has been one of the first to try and explain the creation of the universe, the existence of God, and time travel. ... Hawking does believe in the existence of some form of a God or higher being). ...
Heat can also travel through a vacuum, which has no particles, by radiation. ... In this passage, God is saying to be careful in the things that you do. Verse six, which says: "You put on clothes, but are not warm," means that the people that God is talking to are adding things to their lives, but these things are not working. ...
The philosophers before Kant had discussed the really "big" questions - for instance, whether man has an immortal soul, whether there is a God, whether nature consists of tiny indivisible particles, and whether the universe is finite or infinite. ...
You were not normal if you are a faith birth or God child; you were the minority. ... In Gattaca, genetic information about someone is easily accessible; there are booths set up where you can bring a hair particle or saliva sample to get screened in a matter of minutes. ...
