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  • ScienceisforFools
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    Re: Bill O'Reilly, scientist

    Originally posted by Pastor Ed Lowman View Post
    Because God didn't WILL Mars to have water. But Mars isn't a planet anyway, just a point of light in the firmament that pagans once worshipped. Sounds like you've bought into the NASA lies.
    That's just idiotic.

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  • Pastor Ed Lowman
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    Originally posted by Mars Survivor View Post
    Seriously? You sure you haven't inhaled some paint fumes or something?
    No. We have inhaled JESUS fumes! You should try them.

    Originally posted by Mars Survivor View Post
    Yes, we know the Moon--and the Sun, but less so--causes the tides. Humanity has understood that for centuries. The tides happen exactly as you'd expect from our models of gravity: they go up on the side of the planet facing either body, and down when it's on the far side.
    Why isn't it good enough for you that God simply WILLS the waves to come and go?

    Originally posted by Mars Survivor View Post
    Mars does not have water! Therefore it dose not have tides, by your own rules, if you are wrong in the 1st you are in the 2nd. Like i said, yes, we have a pretty good idea how the Moon got there. The very early Earth was hit by a Mars-size planet which melted the crust and blew off large parts of the planet, much of which went into orbit and eventually condensed to form the Moon. This is why the Moon is poor in heavy elements but the composition of its rocks is otherwise so similar to Earth's. Mars does have tides from its moons, but they're negligible since its moons are so tiny--and the tides would be less visible anyway since there's no liquid water on the surface to make them obvious. If you find a complex idea like moons and tides difficult, then a more complex theory of what might have created them is likely to be difficult to comprehend.
    Because God didn't WILL Mars to have water. But Mars isn't a planet anyway, just a point of light in the firmament that pagans once worshipped. Sounds like you've bought into the NASA lies.

    Originally posted by Mars Survivor View Post
    Please, according to you dogma, anything that contradicts the ancient book written SHOULD be wrong. There are no demons, unicorns, or a flat earth... The bible wasn't intended to be a "holy book", it was the interpretation of the ancient people of the world they lived. Please, read a science book and for the sake of Christ. Can you PROVE that "the Bible was written be God Himself" without saying it's in the bible? If the universe needs a creator why doesn't God? if God doesn't need a creator why does the universe? man created the bible, we are made from stars open your eyes bada bing bada boom
    Yes, because since the Bible is Truth, if you and science had been correct, the Bible would have said so.

    Pastor Ed

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by Mars Survivor View Post
    ...The tides happen exactly as you'd expect from our models of gravity: they go up on the side of the planet facing either body, and down when it's on the far side...
    Wrong.



    Schematic of the lunar portion of earth's tides showing (exaggerated) high tides at the sublunar and antipodal points for the hypothetical case of an ocean of constant depth with no land. There would also be smaller, superimposed bulges on the sides facing toward and away from the sun.



    The lunar gravity differential field at the Earth's surface is known as the tide-generating force. This is the primary mechanism that drives tidal action and explains two equipotential tidal bulges, accounting for two daily high waters.
    Pictures and text from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tide, empahsis and bolding mine.


    ...Mars does not have water! Therefore it dose not have tides...
    But then you say:

    ...Mars does have tides...


    If you're going to attempt to instruct others, you really should learn about that which you are trying to communicate, and not contradict yourself in the same post.

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  • Mars Survivor
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    Originally posted by A Follower View Post
    If Mars has moons, why doesn't it have tides? Now we're back a video, where Bill O'Reilly explains God exists because where else could the tides come from. You scientists claim that it's the moon that caused the tides, but you can't answer how the moon got there. You can't answer why Mars doesn't have tides even though now you say Mars has two moons, which proves your previous argument of earth's tides being caused by the moon wrong.
    Seriously? You sure you haven't inhaled some paint fumes or something?

    Yes, we know the Moon--and the Sun, but less so--causes the tides. Humanity has understood that for centuries. The tides happen exactly as you'd expect from our models of gravity: they go up on the side of the planet facing either body, and down when it's on the far side.

    Mars does not have water! Therefore it dose not have tides, by your own rules, if you are wrong in the 1st you are in the 2nd. Like i said, yes, we have a pretty good idea how the Moon got there. The very early Earth was hit by a Mars-size planet which melted the crust and blew off large parts of the planet, much of which went into orbit and eventually condensed to form the Moon. This is why the Moon is poor in heavy elements but the composition of its rocks is otherwise so similar to Earth's. Mars does have tides from its moons, but they're negligible since its moons are so tiny--and the tides would be less visible anyway since there's no liquid water on the surface to make them obvious. If you find a complex idea like moons and tides difficult, then a more complex theory of what might have created them is likely to be difficult to comprehend.

    Originally posted by A Follower View Post
    You really need to learn some science, once you accept that if your answer to one question is invalidated by your answer to another question you have proven yourself wrong. The only thing that you cannot prove wrong is the Bible, because the Bible was written by God Himself, who has firsthand knowledge of His creation.
    Please, according to you dogma, anything that contradicts the ancient book written SHOULD be wrong. There are no demons, unicorns, or a flat earth... The bible wasn't intended to be a "holy book", it was the interpretation of the ancient people of the world they lived. Please, read a science book and for the sake of Christ. Can you PROVE that "the Bible was written be God Himself" without saying it's in the bible? If the universe needs a creator why doesn't God? if God doesn't need a creator why does the universe? man created the bible, we are made from stars open your eyes bada bing bada boom

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  • A Follower
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    Originally posted by Mars Survivor View Post
    Yes, I agree. This video should be viewed by every science student in America, then they can realise how more stupid Bill O' Reilly is, and hopefully we can make this YouTube video get even more dislikes than it has now. We have a very full understanding of why the tides goes in and the tides go out, why live is here, and science is pilling on the evidence and understanding of the universe. We do have a good understanding of how the moon and our planets got here looking at the observations we have taken from other solar systems. We don't see a man in white clothing creating the planets. It doesn't mean if you don't understand it, and us scientist don't understand it, does that mean God did it? Are you trying to postulate that when no one really understands it? In the past, there was a list of things which us scientist, at the time, didn't understand, thus you put the evidence on a supernatural things (God). Then, 100 years later we understand it making God a fading figure. Also want to correct what Bill said, Mars does have a moon, it has two in fact. I think you need to learn more science before moaning about what we do or do not understand.
    If Mars has moons, why doesn't it have tides? Now we're back a video, where Bill O'Reilly explains God exists because where else could the tides come from. You scientists claim that it's the moon that caused the tides, but you can't answer how the moon got there. You can't answer why Mars doesn't have tides even though now you say Mars has two moons, which proves your previous argument of earth's tides being caused by the moon wrong.

    You really need to learn some science, once you accept that if your answer to one question is invalidated by your answer to another question you have proven yourself wrong. The only thing that you cannot prove wrong is the Bible, because the Bible was written by God Himself, who has firsthand knowledge of His creation.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Originally posted by Mars Survivor View Post
    Yes, I agree. This video should be viewed by every science student in America, then they can realise how more stupid Bill O' Reilly is, and hopefully we can make this YouTube video get even more dislikes than it has now. We have a very full understanding of why the tides goes in and the tides go out, why live is here, and science is pilling on the evidence and understanding of the universe. We do have a good understanding of how the moon and our planets got here looking at the observations we have taken from other solar systems. We don't see a man in white clothing creating the planets. It doesn't mean if you don't understand it, and us scientist don't understand it, does that mean God did it? Are you trying to postulate that when no one really understands it? In the past, there was a list of things which us scientist, at the time, didn't understand, thus you put the evidence on a supernatural things (God). Then, 100 years later we understand it making God a fading figure. Also want to correct what Bill said, Mars does have a moon, it has two in fact. I think you need to learn more science before moaning about what we do or do not understand.
    Wow, such hostility and anger, friend. I'm sensing someone really hurt you in the past. You know, Jesus can heal your wounds, He can take your burdens. He can make you whole. Won't you consider going to Him?

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  • Mars Survivor
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    Originally posted by WWJDnow View Post
    Bill O'Reilly trounces modern science with impeccable logic:


    I think Bill may be the brightest person on the planet who isn't a Landover Baptist Church pastor. This video should be required viewing for every science student in America.
    Yes, I agree. This video should be viewed by every science student in America, then they can realise how more stupid Bill O' Reilly is, and hopefully we can make this YouTube video get even more dislikes than it has now. We have a very full understanding of why the tides goes in and the tides go out, why live is here, and science is pilling on the evidence and understanding of the universe. We do have a good understanding of how the moon and our planets got here looking at the observations we have taken from other solar systems. We don't see a man in white clothing creating the planets. It doesn't mean if you don't understand it, and us scientist don't understand it, does that mean God did it? Are you trying to postulate that when no one really understands it? In the past, there was a list of things which us scientist, at the time, didn't understand, thus you put the evidence on a supernatural things (God). Then, 100 years later we understand it making God a fading figure. Also want to correct what Bill said, Mars does have a moon, it has two in fact. I think you need to learn more science before moaning about what we do or do not understand.

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  • Booger
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    Yea but still, Mars has 2 moons, how dumb is bill o'reilly? That right there should give you a hint on how dumb and pointless his argument is.

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Originally posted by recent_convert View Post
    Having watched the video, I believe it can be summed up as follows:

    Mr O'Reilly gets asked how to explain the tides in relation to the Biblical Creation theory. (can only assume what the question is as its not stated)
    His response is where did it come from, and asks why Mars doesn't have one.
    - Mars has 2 moons - Phobos and Deimos
    He then goes on about where did we come from and why there isn't there any life on any other planet
    - there is some evidence that Mars did once support bacteriological life form
    - absence of proof is not proof of absence
    Goes on to say more faith is required to not believe in God than to believe
    - which is why scientists ask questions, work out possibilities then test, and test, and test....

    In conclusion, he doesn't have the imagination to believe that in a massively gargantuan universe, life couldn't exist without a guiding hand/creator. Look at the sky on a clear night away from a town and look at the stars. In all of those, don't you think that life may have happened by chance here?
    Its a possibility, which means it could happen, which means that in a large enough area across a large enough amount of time anything could happen. Such as the diversity of life we see on our planet.
    The question appears to be stated here @ 13 seconds:


    When considering God's Word, about creation in Genesis, the sky and everything attached to it (such as Mars, for example) in Job or Joshua or Kings or Matthew Mark & Revelation, the benefits of incinerating live women in Jeremiah - in short all the evidence of God's Perfect Love and information FROM HIM about His Creation - there is not much of a rôle for imagination! Perhaps when people are telling stories to children or designing a washing machine or something imagination might be useful, but in asserting that life could arise by happenstance in a gargantuan universe there is nothing for us to understand beyond the certainty that Satan can and does rape the minds of men to vaunt his vainglorious nature and glorify his barbaric name. Secular FALSE SCIENCE epitomises that futile endeavour.

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  • recent_convert
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    Having watched the video, I believe it can be summed up as follows:

    Mr O'Reilly gets asked how to explain the tides in relation to the Biblical Creation theory. (can only assume what the question is as its not stated)
    His response is where did it come from, and asks why Mars doesn't have one.
    - Mars has 2 moons - Phobos and Deimos
    He then goes on about where did we come from and why there isn't there any life on any other planet
    - there is some evidence that Mars did once support bacteriological life form
    - absence of proof is not proof of absence
    Goes on to say more faith is required to not believe in God than to believe
    - which is why scientists ask questions, work out possibilities then test, and test, and test....

    In conclusion, he doesn't have the imagination to believe that in a massively gargantuan universe, life couldn't exist without a guiding hand/creator. Look at the sky on a clear night away from a town and look at the stars. In all of those, don't you think that life may have happened by chance here?
    Its a possibility, which means it could happen, which means that in a large enough area across a large enough amount of time anything could happen. Such as the diversity of life we see on our planet.

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  • WilliamJenningsBryan
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    Originally posted by MitzaLizalor View Post
    I've watched this a couple of times - but still can't quite "get" the question.
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    @wisseoldswami I don't think "David of Beverly Hills FL" would understand The Bible.
    That's the brilliance of O'Reilly manifesting itself. He could have literally destroyed this pinhead using just the "science" he doesn't understand (the moon doesn't "pull" on the oceans – "gravity" postulates that masses attract, so the oceans exert a force on the moon as well). Einstein says that gravitation is a consequence of the curvature of spacetime. It takes the insightfulness of an O'Reilly to cut through the nonsense. It doesn't matter what your "explanation" is, it all started with God anyway.

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  • J.C.Maxwell
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    Not to say anything of Mr. O'Reilly's conclusion, but this entire video he is using a logical fallacy called an argument from ignorance. I just wish he used better logic to defend the faith.

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  • Nobar King
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    Look: I know a few things about science, too. I'M A SCIENTIST!!!

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  • Jet O'Niell
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    That video was too true. And I agree that it should be a required viewing for every science student on Earth. They should see it at least 3 times a year, every year. I wish I could go right up to Bill O'Reilly and shake his hand and say "You sir, speak truth and only truth" Then kindly direct him to this forum, where he can spread his enlightenment further to us and all the unsaved trash that briefly visit this forum. May God bless.

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  • Billy Bob Jenkins
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    The rhetorical gifts that Mr. O'Reilly possesses are evidence that he has been chosen by God to tell the Truth©1611. Where else would someone get such a gift of intelligence but from God?

    Edit: I especially like how Bill ignores the stupid question "how did God get there then?" Obviously that question is invalid because God is defined as existing beyond time and space. So He is the only thing in the universe that can exist without a cause. Since the Flying Spaghetti Monster is not in the KJV Bible, he cannot exist outside of time and space like God does.

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