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Revelation 1:1 “The revelation from Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show his servants what must soon take place. He made it known by sending his angel to his servant John,” (‬NIV‬‬) Revelation, singular. The text itself says so.

Revelation, singular. ;)

Since you insist on misrepresenting what I write, your comments are irrelevant.

You can call them whatever you like, but I have no obligation to use the same terms, nor to agree that your terms are appropriate, nor to use any terms in particular. Perhaps "deceived" would be appropriate... as is everyone who rejects Jesus Christ.

God does not punish, but He does permit consequences.

Do you disbelieve what your eyes tell you because it doesn't match your position? How then can you possibly learn anything?

Not my problem. I don't support it, and I don't care for your implication that I do.

Well, yes, of course. ;) Gary didn't correct anything. It's not science at all.

I figured out this morning why nobody has flown to the ice wall at the edge of the earth and brought back pictures: pilots will not fly there. Pilots are trained to stay in the middle of the air and away from the edges.

The Faith OF Christ... - Christian Chat Rooms & Forums Post 79.

Are yo Okay, whatever.

Sorry, I did not pick that up. Humble apologies.

I’m surprised it hasn’t happened already. People get offended at anything that drags them down.

That’s a strawman fallacy. If you understood the physics of Earth’s rotation you would not make such silly claims. You are welcome to your opinion on both matters, of course. Reality is not affected by your disbelief.

But we can test and observe its effects with great precision, so the substance of it is quite thoroughly irrelevant. ;)

Interesting explanation, but deeply flawed reasoning. A sphere sitting on a solid surface might roll about. One held in tension by gravitational and centrifugal forces is not unstable.

For now, yes. I don't see any point in adding more, as I'm still waiting on an answer to my question from a couple of weeks ago.

Some education in grammar would do you well. You just stated that we would be adopted to pay the adoption price. ;)

Hello… Adam and Eve did not break the Ten Commandments, which were not given until Moses, some 2,500 years later.

One verse is nowhere near enough to support your assertion.