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The last I heard, Jeff Bezos rejected the "God" franchise, so speedy delivery on a spouse is not an option, even for Prime members.

What do you mean by "over the tropics"? You are correct in this: an absence of explanation does not invalidate the phenomenon; however, as you are positing a FE model, your model must explain those phenomena. It doesn't, while the BE model does. I'd like to see some evidence for this claim.

This was posted in the "Ball Earth Conundrums" thread, for which it was off topic, so I am posting it here. Some background: a FE proponent was asked how fast the sun travels in the FE model, and his answer described teh sun traveling in a circle, the diameter of which is equal to the diameter...

Making a child stand in the corner is human punishment, not divine discipline.

No; discipline is a correction to an incorrect action. God doesn't "punish" His kids; He poured out the punishment on Jesus at the cross. God uses unpleasant circumstances to bring about positive change.

While Jesus is indeed a true prophet, He is not the only one. Jesus Himself quoted many of the other "true" prophets. There is one major difference between "you and me" (Christians) and "ordinary people": we have the Holy Spirit within. Yes... and? Genuine prophecy is inspired by the Holy...

Let's examine Moses' response in light of the question he was asked, which was... "If the earth does not rotate then how fast must the sun be moving to complete its daily rounds, 8 million miles per hour?" His response: So... part of your comment is correct; Moses did give an answer to the...

Proverbs 27:2.

The Bible does not give clear, specific direction on most of the issues we face in our everyday lives. It does give clear direction on certain issues, and we should be wise to follow these. For the rest, read Proverbs and apply the principles taught therein, and beyond that, apply general...

The calculation doesn't mention height because the framers of that web page assume you're smart enough to include it where appropriate. Sadly, their assumption is incorrect in certain cases. You may not rely on gravity, but you have nothing whatsoever on which to base your theories. Please...

Bahahaha.... Um, no. Some grade-school geometry will disabuse you of that folly. Reality is certainly difficult to disprove. Gravity works equally on your car as on the atmosphere; your understanding doesn't work well on either, apparently. The limits of measurement would likely preclude...

There are many things wrong with that; I count six misspellings, three errors of capitalization, three of punctuation, and a couple of missing words. Perhaps you should proofread before posting. Plus, you still have not incorporated the reality that the unjust judge is a character in a parable...

Clearly, you’re full of yourself and are incapable of recognizing when you are wrong.

Claiming that you are holding more aces would be contingent on holding any, which you aren't.

Next time you want to make a miserable attempt at insulting someone, you might want to check their country first. You might also want to proofread your posts... with a dictionary close by; your spelling needs a lot of help.

I might dismiss it if it appeared only once, but "Bat Mitzvah" is for girls; "Bar Mitzvah" is for boys. "Bar" is son of; "Bat" is daughter of. A Bar Mitzvah, as least in modern Jewish culture, is a coming-of-age celebration where the boy demonstrates that he knows enough of the old covenant to...

No, it's still a parable. Yes, Isaiah prophesied against unjust judges, and Jesus used an unjust judge in His parable, but that doesn't make the parable a fulfillment of the prophecy at all. Please, take a class on rightly interpreting the Bible.

Yes, it's still fictional. Jesus was telling a parable, not making reference to a prophecy in Isaiah.

The word is "too", and don't be ridiculous.

Firstly, the judge is a character in a parable, not a real person, so your question is irrelevant, and secondly, the text doesn’t give enough information to answer the question.