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An experiment you can do at home to show that Pi=3

Any True Christian knows that Pi=3 for this is proven to us in scripture.

And he made a moulten Sea, ten cubites from the one brim to the other: it was round all about, & his height was five cubits: and a line of thirtie cubites did compasse it round about. (Kings 7:23)

However, experiments are fun. And this is one you can show to anyone and do on your own easily! Here we go. Find a circle, this can be online or printed. We know that Pi is defined as the ratio of circumference over diameter. So, measure the diameter. Next, measure the circumference. THAT'S RIGHT! IT'S IMPOSSIBLE! Because your tool of measurement will intersect at one point, there is no way for us to measure the length of the circumference. And we cannot unravel it, only God can! And God says that the ratio of circumference over diameter (or Pi) is exactly 3. So there you go, try this for yourself! :thumbsup:

:praise:

Re: An experiment you can do at home to show that Pi=3

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Originally Posted by JewPincher (Post 1074205)

Freehold residents would have to try this at their friends' houses since everything circular has been banned in the city limits, but the test seems to nicely demonstrate the point that God's Wisdom is higher than man's wisdom (I Cor. 2:7-9), even when God's Wisdom seems wrong by human wisdom standards.

I can't wait to see the faces of all those shocked secularists on Judgment Day who stupidly think that pi=3.14159265. They have another thing coming!

Glory to :god-fancy:!

Pastor Ed

Re: An experiment you can do at home to show that Pi=3

Its always hard to exactly measure the circumference of a circle but even if we approximate the circumference by using a bit of string around for example a CD or DVD, we can see that the ratio between the RADIUS and circumpherence is close to 2.13 and not 3. Even if it is close to 2.1 we would already see it is not 3.

Re: An experiment you can do at home to show that Pi=3

What are you talking about? The ratio of the circumference over the radius (which some people call tau) is equal to 6. This is because it is equal to 2pi = 2(3) = 6

Re: An experiment you can do at home to show that Pi=3

It's always good to have 3 pies. Even if a negro steals 2 you have one left to eat.