The physics behind Jesus walking on water

[lightgigantic]

but I am...now I await for some physics' related responses.

Here are a few video links from astronauts doing water experiments in zero gravity

 

[draqon]

Here are a few video links from astronauts doing water experiments in zero gravity

but what does this have to do with Jesus walking on water? so you are after "anti-gravity" as a reason for him walking?

 

[lightgigantic]

but what does this have to do with Jesus walking on water? so you are after "anti-gravity" as a reason for him walking?

on sciforums anything is possible - especially for jesus

 

[WildBlueYonder]

I am sorry I can't...that would require extensive reading of Bible. And I have stepped away from the scriptures of this book..

uhhh, that's what google's for
me thinkests, thou useth sperious gospels, Thomas (Gnostic) maybe or Barnabas (a Middle Ages creation that Muslims like)
or eveneth makethest it upeth?

.because I do not agree with it. I am now trying my best to become a buddhist, I always sought to be.

that explains it

 

[WildBlueYonder]

umm Photizo and lightgigantic...vote...plz

I notice you rigged the vote, limiting the choices to your belief system, very communistic, totalitarian

are those the choices you would like to live under?

to you, was the Buddha just a man or a god?

did normal physics apply to him or was he above it?

 

[WildBlueYonder]

It always fascinated me to read of Jesus walking on water...but what are the physics behind this phenomenon?

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It seems that Jesus must have walked on: extremely cold water, extremely low pressure, as well as high cocentration of inorganic solutes in water at the time, lack of mineral acids, and presence of organic acids on his feet, and his very light weight, and the veeeeery salty water....but does it really?

if you read the Gospels, by that time (after His baptism) He was doing miracles in His ministry; healing, feeding thousands, explaining what the Kingdom of Heaven was, proclaiming the Good News (Gospels in old English). that did not obey the laws of physics, hmmmm, laws of physics broken? too bad

 

[draqon]

I notice you rigged the vote, limiting the choices to your belief system, very communistic, totalitarian

are those the choices you would like to live under?

to you, was the Buddha just a man or a god?

did normal physics apply to him or was he above it?

I presented my beliefs and my ideas and I gave you a choice to vote "other"...how did I rigged the vote? :bugeye:

 

[WildBlueYonder]

I presented my beliefs and my ideas and I gave you a choice to vote "other"...how did I rigged the vote? : bugeye :

by only giving "your'" choices, by not explaining that those choices were your working hypotheses, by not putting other possibilities there to begin with, like "Because He could"

 

[draqon]

by only giving "your'" choices, by not explaining that those choices were your working hypotheses, by not putting other possibilities there to begin with, like "Because He could"

If I am presenting my ideas...were else would I get "others'" ideas from? :bugeye:

I am sorry...but logically I have not done anything morally wrong here.