Originally posted by @fmfSo it is possible that I as a Christian theist propagate what is true or at least contains some truth ?
To propagate simply means to spread and promote an idea, theory, etc. widely.
If not, how do you KNOW it cannot contain any truth ?
Because you don't like it?
Originally posted by @sonshipI am not a Muslim or a Jew or a Christian, sonship. So I don't subscribe to "Genesis". And I do not know the age of the origin of the universe.
I "propagate" - [b]Genesis 1:1. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
Beginning - of time.
Heavens - space.
And earth - matter.
You have a better explanation about an eternally existing heavens and earth and NO beginning of time? [/b]
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Originally posted by @fmfThen you need not include those remarks because they are only emotional buttons. They really don't pertain to what is being discussed.
Sure. This isn't in dispute at all, sonship.
Stop appealing to them if they are not in dispute.
What IS in dispute - Explain an eternally existing universe that has NOT run down, run out, grown cold, turned to ashes in the blackness of space by now.
That is for endless ions and trillions of millennia it has not run down by now.
Originally posted by @fmfBack to what is important.
What remarks should I not include? Be specific.
Who would you think in history might display characteristics of someone who might possibly be a candidate for a Creator IF there was one ?
No one?
Stephen Hawking?
Einstien?
Christopher Hitchens?
You?
Any candidates from world history ?
I mean candidates whose lives demonstrate that they just might KNOW about creating universes.
No one?
Originally posted by @fmfLink me to your reply if you answered it.
You are being dishonest.
Simple solution.