Originally posted by sonhouseThat depends how you interpret "right in the middle". We're certainly not halfway between a quark and the Hubble volume in volume for instance.
Funny thing is, when you put the smallest things in the universe on a scale to the biggest things in the universe, humans are pretty much right in the middle of the scale.
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Originally posted by twhiteheadI suppose his point was that, if it took god 6 days to create the earth, then it must have taken an amazing amount of time to create the rest of the stuff in the universe.
Does it? Does the size of stars indicate age? Does the size of the universe indicate age?
But then again, I think that time included god creating the heavens. So, perhaps he put an awful lot of attention to detail in the earth itself.
Which doesn't bode well for life on other planets.
Originally posted by joneschrThe Bible calls them "creative days." No indication that they were 24 hours periods as the Bible refers to a "day" as being different lengths of time. One of them refers to "a day as a thousand years" as was the case of Adam dying when he was over 900 years old or within the day that he ate of the fruit.
I suppose his point was that, if it took god 6 days to create the earth, then it must have taken an amazing amount of time to create the rest of the stuff in the universe.
But then again, I think that time included god creating the heavens. So, perhaps he put an awful lot of attention to detail in the earth itself.
Which doesn't bode well for life on other planets.
Originally posted by whodeyThread 121318
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