Why are sightings of unexplained phenomena in the Heavens increasing w/rapidity?

21CenturyIconoclast

@RickeyHoltsclaw


RickeyHoltsclaw, who is the number one BIBLE FOOL of this Religion Forum and the runaway from same!

RICKEY, YOUR DUMB ASSSS ...."COPY AND PASTE"....QUOTE WITHOUT ANY EVIDENCE AGAIN!!!:  "There are no other life forms in the vast Universe except those existing upon this Earth created for a specific cause and purpose and those existing in the Spiritual Realm that flows through and around Time and humanity incessantly."

You have the audacity of stating that there are no other "life forms" in the universe except those existing upon earth?!

Prove your statement above with a peer reviewed panel of experts outcomes to your perceived absolute notion above!

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When you're done with not making yourself another fool in front of the membership as shown above, then get your sorry pseudo-christian assss into this link shown below, that shows how BIBLE STU-PID you truly are at all times, understood BIBLE DUNCE?

https://www.debateisland.com/discussion/comment/197102/#Comment_197102

Rickey, don't be running away from an ATHEIST again in front of the membership and Jesus (Hebrews 4:13), because it shows your "WEAKNESS!" 



At Rickey's embarrassment again, the universe image below was created by
the serial killer Jesus as god:
"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." (Genesis 1:1)





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RickeyHoltsclaw

@21CenturyIconoclast ; The Earth was created approximately 6K-years ago for cause...not millions or billions of years and the Earth will be consumed by fire...this Earth and the Heavens are NOT eternal...they will be done away with as will you in Hell due your rejection of Jesus as Messiah.

Fredsnephew

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@RickeyHoltsclaw

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Oh

And more numpties gazing at the numptiverse and imagining all sorts of stuff.

And then sharing tales online.

Sort of how all religious belief started.

Barnardot

@RickeyHoltsclaw I didn't know that there were more sightings than say, before today but if there are then you could pretty well corelate that that with the number of loony people increasing.

Which is a worry because we have seen a decline in people who believe in God since people have more access to quality information that they didn't before and can fend off the demons and therefore stay reasonably sane.

But I reckon it could be that kids have easy access to porno and death games so they get sucked into that world. Add some drugs and you have a recipe for a new generation of loonies who go around believing in UFOs and aliens and conspiracies. Hopefully they will grow out of it but chuck enough shite and it can stick so we have to get these kids some psychotherapy before it gets worse.

polytheistwitch

Trump believes in aliens more than he believes in Jesus Christ.

Factfinder

@RickeyHoltsclaw

The Earth was created approximately 6K-years ago for cause...not millions or billions of years 

ROLMAO The holy ghost told me Santa Clause lives at the North Pole and once a year flies around the world in a magic sleigh and 8 mythical flying reindeer in one night!

RickeyHoltsclaw

@Factfinder ; @Polytheistwitch ; @Barnardot ;
@21CenturyIconoclast

The Earth is very temporary, it was created mature 6000-years ago for cause and will done away with soon via fire.

Excerpt: https://creation.com/6000-years

The Bible’s history gives us the answer to the age of the earth

Many people write in and ask, “How do we know that the earth is 6,000 years old from the Bible?” Given that the chronogenealogies—genealogies where the age of the father at the time of the son’s birth is given in an unbroken chain—end shortly after Noah, how do we get from ~1600 AM (anno mundi = ‘year of the world’) to today, which we would argue is about 6000 AM?

How precisely can we know the earth’s age?

The precision by which we can know the timing of historical events or ages of things is constrained by the precision of the data we’re given.

The precision by which we can know the timing of historical events or ages of things is constrained by the precision of the data we’re given. The timing we’re given in the chronogenealogies is accurate to within one year of the event. By this, I mean we can know that Adam was 130 years old when he fathered Seth, but we don’t know if he was 130 and 3 months, or just shy of 131, for example. This is true for all the ages. So when you add up the chronogenealogies, we know that the Flood happened in 1656, plus up to less than 10 years, because we have 10 numbers that have less than a year of uncertainty. If all of the numbers were recorded just shy of the next birthday (for instance, Adam was 130 and 11 months when he fathered Seth, Seth was 105 and 11 months when he fathered Enosh, and so on), the Flood could have been as late as 1665 AM. But clearly this sort of small-scale uncertainty won’t give any comfort to people who want to add thousands of years to human history.

The Flood to the Patriarchs

There is an unbroken chronogenealogy from Shem to Abraham in Genesis 11, and we’re given the information elsewhere in Genesis1 to extend the chronology until the relocation of Israel to Egypt when Jacob was 130 years old. Going by these numbers, Jacob went to Egypt in 642 + less than 12 years after the Flood, or 2298 + less than 22 years AM. The chronogenealogy ends here, with nearly 2,000 years to go until Christ.2 How do we extend the timeline?

The Patriarchs to the Exodus

Exodus 12:40 says that Israel was in Egypt for 430 years. This harmonizes well with Genesis 15:13 where God tells Abram that his descendants will be enslaved and mistreated for 400 years (enslavement did not happen on their arrival in Egypt but some time after Joseph died, when their number became threatening). So the Exodus happened in 2728 + less than 23 years AM.

The Exodus to the Kings

We know that Israel wandered in the desert for 40 years, meaning that they entered the Promised Land in 2768 + less than 24 years AM. But here the chronology becomes a bit hazier for a while. This is because we don’t know exactly how long the conquest took, or exactly how long it was before the judges started ruling Israel. We’re told how long each judge ruled, and how long each period of peace lasted, but some of these clearly overlap, and some judges clearly only ruled part of Israel while another judge was ruling another part.

What about different dates for creation?

Many people have come up with dates for creation, such as James Ussher (4004 BC), Johannes Kepler (3992 BC), Gerhard Hasel (4178 BC), and Isaac Newton (~4000 BC). Additionally, there are various chronologies competing with each other today (though all with the same ballpark outcome) which would be more precise than this article, but also rely on assumptions that must come from a particular interpretation of the text. It is not the purpose of this article to choose any particular one of these chronologies, but rather to show how the plain interpretation of Scripture gives a straightforward chronology that leads us to believe the world is around 6,000 years old, regardless of which of these other chronological frameworks one uses.

But we have a clear statement in 1 Kings that allows us to continue a reliable chronology. 1 Kings 6:1 says “In the four hundred and eightieth year after the Israelites had come out of Egypt, in the fourth year of Solomon’s reign over Israel, in the month of Ziv, the second month, he began to build the temple of the Lord.”

So if we subtract 124 years (40 each for the wandering in the desert, Saul’s reign, and David’s reign, and 4 for the partial reign of Solomon), we get a period of about 356 years for the judges, which fits well with the numbers in Judges if we assume a few overlaps. So Solomon began to build the Temple in 3208 + less than 23 years AM. Notice that even though we’re thousands of years into history at this point, the uncertainty about the dates is less than 25 years!

The Kings to the Exile

It’s clear that from the very first verse of Genesis, the Bible is concerned with giving a factual account of how God has interacted with the earth.

If we go by the reigns of the kings of Judah, without assuming any co-regencies, from the Temple to the Exile of Judah would have been 429.5 years + less than 21 years. But we know that there were co-regencies in Judah, partly by comparing the kings of Judah to the kings of Israel.3 If we do that, we know that from the Temple to the Exile of Judah is actually around 345 years, at around 3553 AM. At this point, it’s possible to say what the date would be in our terms—and when one adjusts for the differences in calendrical systems, the vast majority consensus is 586 BC. This would mean that 1 AD would be around 4150 AM, plus or minus less than 50 years, and today we would be around 6150 AM, plus or minus less than 50 years.

The Bible is history!

It’s clear that, from the very first verse of Genesis, the Bible is concerned with giving a factual account of how God has interacted with the earth. This means that it must give historically accurate details, as well as being theologically accurate. In fact, what we believe about God is based on historical claims, so if the history is inaccurate, then the theology must be as well! One of the ways the biblical authors communicated that they were giving actual history is by recording lifespans, or measuring the amount of time between certain events.

We can be confident that God’s Word is accurate in its historical details as well as in what it tells us about theology.

Father/Event 1

Son/Event 2

Age/Length of time

Running total

Reference

Adam

Seth

130

130

Genesis 5

Seth

Enosh

105

235

Genesis 5

Enosh

Kenan

90

325

Genesis 5

Kenan

Mahalalel

70

395

Genesis 5

Mahalel

Jared

65

460

Genesis 5

Jared

Enoch

162

622

Genesis 5

Enoch

Methuselah

65

687

Genesis 5

Methuselah

Lamech

187

874

Genesis 5

Lamech

Noah

182

1056

Genesis 5

Noah

Flood

600

1656

Genesis 7:11

Flood

Arphaxad

2

1658

Genesis 11

Arphaxad

Shelah

35

1693

Genesis 11

Shelah

Eber

30

1723

Genesis 11

Eber

Peleg

34

1757

Genesis 11

Peleg

Reu

30

1787

Genesis 11

Reu

Serug

32

1819

Genesis 11

Serug

Nahor

30

1849

Genesis 11

Nahor

Terah

29

1878

Genesis 11

Terah

Abram

130

2008

Genesis 11

Abraham

Isaac

100

2108

Genesis 21:5

Isaac

Jacob

60

2168

Genesis 25:26

Jacob

Egypt

130

2298

Genesis 47:9

Jacob in Egypt

Exodus

430

2728

Exodus 12:40

Exodus

Temple begun

480

3208

1 Kings 6:1

Temple

Exile

345

Factfinder

RickeyHoltsclaw

@Factfinder ; The Flood manifest due the evil and rejection of God's truth that you live and model today but your judgment will not be water but fire.