16 Feb 13
How did Jesus, assuming nobody wrote the Harry Potter book of the day, called "The Bible", ferment water into wine in an hour or two, a scientific process which normally takes at least 3 weeks to 1 month.
Was the casket magically changed by an accomplice from behind a curtain, like Judas, when nobody was looking and Jesus had their attention?
Did Judas threaten to tell Caesar Augustus about the magic, and that was his betrayal?
I'm more interested in the water into wine though. Was the Lord god capable of interfering with scientific process?
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16 Feb 13
Originally posted by mikelomWater into wine is easy.
How did Jesus, assuming nobody wrote the Harry Potter book of the day, called "The Bible", ferment water into wine in an hour or two, a scientific process which normally takes at least 3 weeks to 1 month.
Was the casket magically changed by an accomplice from behind a curtain, like Judas, when nobody was looking and Jesus had their attention?
Did Judas ...[text shortened]... ter into wine though. Was the Lord god capable of interfering with scientific process?
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Oh no, sorry...I was thinking of wine into water.
16 Feb 13
Originally posted by mikelomPiece of cake.
How did Jesus, assuming nobody wrote the Harry Potter book of the day, called "The Bible", ferment water into wine in an hour or two, a scientific process which normally takes at least 3 weeks to 1 month.
Was the casket magically changed by an accomplice from behind a curtain, like Judas, when nobody was looking and Jesus had their attention?
Did Judas ...[text shortened]... ter into wine though. Was the Lord god capable of interfering with scientific process?
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16 Feb 13
Originally posted by mikelomOh that's nothing. Dwarves made mead out of the blood of a wise man named Kvasir. All they had to do was cut him open. I bet the process took less than an hour. This is why mead was called Kvasir's blood.
How did Jesus, assuming nobody wrote the Harry Potter book of the day, called "The Bible", ferment water into wine in an hour or two, a scientific process which normally takes at least 3 weeks to 1 month.
Was the casket magically changed by an accomplice from behind a curtain, like Judas, when nobody was looking and Jesus had their attention?
Did Judas ...[text shortened]... ter into wine though. Was the Lord god capable of interfering with scientific process?
-m.
Norse mythology is way cooler than Christian Mythology.
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16 Feb 13
Originally posted by RJHindsObjectively then no it's a really really really short time...
How about 6 days? That's a long time. 😏
Subjectively it could seem like a long time...
It would for example be an enormous amount of time to be stuck hanging over a cliff edge.
It would be an incredibly short amount of time to be married... Possibly depending on who you were married to...
16 Feb 13
Originally posted by googlefudge16 Feb '13 08:53
Who is the miracle worker?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"If you, personally, created the game of chess (ex nihilo), would you be able to teach
a normal two year old how to play well enough to be Rated #1 on Red Hot Pawn?"
~o
"How many years do I have to teach them?" (googlefudge)
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