[murdythenumbskull]

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I know Jesus, the sad part is I now know a bunch of tards who will fight tooth and nail to defend their idiocracy. Succeed from the nation. I'd rather have thieves and homeless bums than a bunch of people who don't understand how water works or the solar system's layout and dimension; or are so intolerant that they can't stand other races and cultures
BTW there are only 3 races, caucasoids, mongoloids, and negroids. Everything else is an ethnicity you tards.

[Didymus Much]

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...BTW there are only 3 races, caucasoids, mongoloids, and negroids. Everything else is an ethnicity you tards.

Spoken like a true racist.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

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Actually it does deals with the temperature.
When heat interacts with the atoms in H2O, the electron's are charged and spread out further, pushing the distance with the bonds between the other atoms further.
Just like how water is able to have solid objects go through it when at a moderate temperature, and becomes a solid chunk of ice when frozen completely solid; which is impassable without breaking the bonds between the molecules.

Here's a picture to help explain:


When condesation occurs, water vapor traveling up higher becomes colder, and the bonds begin to close up and gather into clouds. Which eventually turns into rain (precipitation) and gravity takes care of the rest.

Water will not stay in your body forever. Imagine if you drank water your whole life and never expelled any of this matter...you would swell up like a water balloon to the entirety of that volume. (it would look pretty crazy)

What a goofball - I can see how you got banned. Nonetheless, your stupid description of water deserves to be answered so the rest of the unsaved trash can benefit.

In case you hadn't noticed in the limited time here on earth allotted to you by Jesus (and which you have not used very well), water actually expands when it gets colder otherwise you have to explain how ice floats on water. Water molecules actually get farther apart when water freezes.

Counter example is clear, your stupid theory can be discarded and case closed.

[Sammy The Penitent]

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I'm just trying to help you man

How thoughtful.

You're willing to reach out, grab me by the scrotum and drag me to hell with you.

Well, no thank you friend-o!

YIC

[BelieverInGod]

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I know Jesus, the sad part is I now know a bunch of tards who will fight tooth and nail to defend their idiocracy. Succeed from the nation. I'd rather have thieves and homeless bums than a bunch of people who don't understand how water works or the solar system's layout and dimension; or are so intolerant that they can't stand other races and cultures
BTW there are only 3 races, caucasoids, mongoloids, and negroids. Everything else is an ethnicity you tards.

Yeah, the Jesus of the Bible isn't the guy who mows lawns.

Read the Bible and you'll find the Real Jesus (you know, the one without the funny symbol in his name).

[Rev. Edward Clement]

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Succeed from the nation. I'd rather have thieves and homeless bums

Yes, friend, we are aware that you are a satanic demoncrat.

And there is no manner of corrupt communication than the words spoken by the lieberal agenda.

The Lord does not approve of your fabricated madness. He insists that True-Christians™ are to be Holy®.

1 Peter
1:15 But as he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation;
1:16 Because it is written, Be ye holy; for I am holy.

[Albert The Lunkhead (On Moderation)]

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Friends -

We all know how much the atheists love their "science". Well, a parent in my congregation sent me this little graphic, one of a series (she's trying to track down the original source). She's hoping to put together a Creation Science home school workbook!

The scientists aren't wrong, it's just you not thinking correctly. Have you ever heard of rain? Also, do you know what happens when we drink water? Water passes through our system and get returned. Then, it will go through the water cycle, filtering through the layers of rock in the ground, eventually allowing us to drink it again. So, we have loads of access to drinkable water through the 3.5 billions years life has been on this Earth. Ground sources, precipitation, surface water, biological sources, desalination, water networks etc. etc.

I particularly like that the author has done the math in the footnotes.

In the equation you have forgotten that only around 2% is drinking water out of all the water on the Earth. You keep saying we atheists are dumb, but If you were smart enough to do the maths, then you should of known the actual true answer.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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The scientists aren't wrong, it's just you not thinking correctly. Have you ever heard of rain? Also, do you know what happens when we drink water? Water passes through our system and get returned. Then, it will go through the water cycle, filtering through the layers of rock in the ground, eventually allowing us to drink it again. So, we have loads of access to drinkable water through the 3.5 billions years life has been on this Earth. Ground sources, precipitation, surface water, biological sources, desalination, water networks etc. etc.



In the equation you have forgotten that only around 2% is drinking water out of all the water on the Earth. You keep saying we atheists are dumb, but If you were smart enough to do the maths, then you should of known the actual true answer.

Blahblahblah. Can you back any of that up with Scripture?

[BelieverInGod]

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The scientists aren't wrong, it's just you not thinking correctly. Have you ever heard of rain? Also, do you know what happens when we drink water? Water passes through our system and get returned. Then, it will go through the water cycle, filtering through the layers of rock in the ground, eventually allowing us to drink it again. So, we have loads of access to drinkable water through the 3.5 billions years life has been on this Earth. Ground sources, precipitation, surface water, biological sources, desalination, water networks etc. etc.

So where does rain come from Mr. smarty pants?

Genesis 7.4 For yet seven days, and I will cause it to rain upon the earth forty days and forty nights; and every living substance that I have made will I destroy from off the face of the earth.

Leviticus 26:4 Then I will give you rain in due season, and the land shall yield her increase, and the trees of the field shall yield their fruit.

Deuteronomy 11:11 But the land, whither ye go to possess it, is a land of hills and valleys, and drinketh water of the rain of heaven:

We're not the ones screaming and running around like chickens with our heads cut off becausethe world is running out of water

In the equation you have forgotten that only around 2% is drinking water out of all the water on the Earth. You keep saying we atheists are dumb, but If you were smart enough to do the maths, then you should of known the actual true answer.

So water is going to be around forever, but we're running out.

Yep, atheists sure are smart

[Basilissa]

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So, we have loads of access to drinkable water through the 3.5 billions years life has been on this Earth. Ground sources, precipitation, surface water, biological sources, desalination, water networks etc. etc.

In the equation you have forgotten that only around 2% is drinking water out of all the water on the Earth. You keep saying we atheists are dumb, but If you were smart enough to do the maths, then you should of known the actual true answer.

I'm really confused now: so is it loads of water, or very little (I assume that this is what "only 2%" means)? Also, you mention desalination, which is a way that some countries are actually using to produce drinking water from the seawater, so that whole 2% thing goes through the window

[BelieverInGod]

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I'm really confused now: so is it loads of water, or very little (I assume that this is what "only 2%" means)? Also, you mention desalination, which is a way that some countries are actually using to produce drinking water from the seawater, so that whole 2% thing goes through the window

But don't forget, we're the "dum kristans whoz don git skienc & dat"

[Albert The Lunkhead (On Moderation)]

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So where does rain come from Mr. smarty pants?

Clouds...

So water is going to be around forever...

No. All the water, including drinkable water will of course go when the Sun expands into a red giant, however, if we talk about drinkable water, we continue to pollute it, which will result in a crisis if the necessary changes aren't made.

I'm really confused now: so is it loads of water, or very little (I assume that this is what "only 2%" means)?

Did you notice the word "access"? I'm not saying we have loads of drinkable water, by we can access the amount we have in a large number of ways. Like I said before, ground sources, precipitation, surface water, biological sources, desalination, water networks etc. etc.

Also, you mention desalination, which is a way that some countries are actually using to produce drinking water from the seawater, so that whole 2% thing goes through the window

Good to hear.

[Adam Fag]

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desalination

Good to hear.

but it kills the fish

[Eddie James]

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Friends -

We all know how much the atheists love their "science". Well, a parent in my congregation sent me this little graphic, one of a series (she's trying to track down the original source). She's hoping to put together a Creation Science home school workbook!



I particularly like that the author has done the math in the footnotes.

My field of of science is Hydrography
This is going to be a piece of cake
The amount of water is a constant, it never leaves the earths atmosphere, and all that is used is replaced. It's easy to get carried away thinking, we drink water so it must disappear, but water is made from 2 parts hydrogen and 1 part oxygen, these two elements are used elsewhere, and so stability is always maintained because water is broken down for various compounds through natural activities. It binds with CO2 to form acid rain and iron pulls the oxygen out of water to make rust. Also, oxygen and hydrogen don't spontaneously react; they need a spark or fire or something to cause it to happen.

Things are really more stable than we think sometimes.

[Eddie James]

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I'm really confused now: so is it loads of water, or very little (I assume that this is what "only 2%" means)? Also, you mention desalination, which is a way that some countries are actually using to produce drinking water from the seawater, so that whole 2% thing goes through the window

Once again your completely underestimating the size of earth and thereby the amount of water that is. The amount specified is a whopping 1,338,000,000 km3
And 2% of that is 27,760,000km3, it's an unfathomable amount.
The 2ltr per day rule is nonesense, as there hasn't been 7 billion people on the planet for 4.6 billion years, and as we go through different climates in cycles fresh water will vary in state, in the inter-glacial period we are in at the moment, 67% of fresh water is held up in the ice caps. As that melts the volume will obviously rise, as it refreezes in the millennia to come there will be less, but, H2O will remain relatively constant.
As already stated fresh water goes through the water cycle, it's all very simple science