Moorad Alexanian wrote:
> George are you saying the Fall occurred less than One Billion B.C.?
I guess I need for you to say more precisely what you mean by "the Fall"
before I can answer this. If "the Fall" means the first sin of humanity then
certainly it was later than 10^9 B.C. If it was the sin of any rational
creature in the physical universe then my question just has to be rephrased:
Wasn't there a net flow of heat from the regions of higher to regions of lower
temperature in the fireball radiation detected by COBE rather than the other
way?
> The
> mystery of how created man, creates math and theories that explain nature
> will never be resolved except to say that nature and man are creations of
> God. Perhaps the creativity of man is the remnant of being created in the
> image of God the Creator. One can say no more than that and the
> overwhelming number of articles that purport to explain that mystery is mere
> fancy.
No basic disagreement with you here, but I don't see why this implies
anything like your previous statements to the effect that our laws of physics
are _merely_ human constructions &
that it's wrong to try to develop any theory of divine action - or so I
understood them.
Shalom,
George
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