geistkiesel
12-21-07, 05:53 AM
reiku,
Answer I have a two part question for you to respond to, if you will, please. I have a purpose here, which is to determine, a clue at least, what your basic scientific interest, thrust, or intentions are, generally.
Your must answer either A or B to the first question.
question 1.
Question :Comparing, (A) the mathematics and scientific value of your biblical codes with (B) the mathematics and scientific value of the 'CRC Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulae 30th Edition' or thereabouts,
which do you find more valuable?
A.
or
B.
2nd question.
Does your bible source contain any information that the 'God' that is referred to you by partially coded biblical reference, assumed the God of the Hebrews, is not just one of a crew of space travelers, relatively advanced to be sure, that found it convenient to spend a few thousand years on Terra Firma; and with some his, God's, crew, or colleagues, were exploiting some of Earth's mineral deposits, for whatever purpose they may have had; that the creation of man, "by God", assumed a fact, was not just a simple DNA critical manufacturing process for the purpose of providing the visitors with an efficient and effective labor union free (no strikes), obedient and trainable, labor force?
For instance when jehovah is quoted in Genesis: "Let us make man in our image?",
or perhaps another Genesis reference that Adam and Eve were brought to the garden [of Eden] to "tend it", could this be any information tending to establish the 'alien visitor' were 'making a work force' interpretation of the story book you reading to us, the legitimacy of which, as a generally accurate historical representation, I do not challenge?
Perhaps you can establish a credible explanation of who is jehovah talking to , that is, the "our" in the "our image"?
Answer I have a two part question for you to respond to, if you will, please. I have a purpose here, which is to determine, a clue at least, what your basic scientific interest, thrust, or intentions are, generally.
Your must answer either A or B to the first question.
question 1.
Question :Comparing, (A) the mathematics and scientific value of your biblical codes with (B) the mathematics and scientific value of the 'CRC Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulae 30th Edition' or thereabouts,
which do you find more valuable?
A.
or
B.
2nd question.
Does your bible source contain any information that the 'God' that is referred to you by partially coded biblical reference, assumed the God of the Hebrews, is not just one of a crew of space travelers, relatively advanced to be sure, that found it convenient to spend a few thousand years on Terra Firma; and with some his, God's, crew, or colleagues, were exploiting some of Earth's mineral deposits, for whatever purpose they may have had; that the creation of man, "by God", assumed a fact, was not just a simple DNA critical manufacturing process for the purpose of providing the visitors with an efficient and effective labor union free (no strikes), obedient and trainable, labor force?
For instance when jehovah is quoted in Genesis: "Let us make man in our image?",
or perhaps another Genesis reference that Adam and Eve were brought to the garden [of Eden] to "tend it", could this be any information tending to establish the 'alien visitor' were 'making a work force' interpretation of the story book you reading to us, the legitimacy of which, as a generally accurate historical representation, I do not challenge?
Perhaps you can establish a credible explanation of who is jehovah talking to , that is, the "our" in the "our image"?