When The Earth Was In The First Heaven

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We can reason out this question? How can God visit the earth and have a relationship with the beings living on that earth and still maintain being the light source of the earth?

God was the light source to the earth, when it was in the first heaven.
 
The earth is in a second heaven right now. God’s body is composed of a substance called spirit. The life God has within himself produces some kind of light that his body cannot contain. The light God’s life produces cannot be controlled, it just shines all the time.
 
No need to prove anything, because we are going to start talking about God before there was a heaven. This is common sense reasoning, if you have a belief, you might not what to learn this subject. This is science 101.
 
No need to prove anything, because we are going to start talking about God before there was a heaven. This is common sense reasoning, if you have a belief, you might not what to learn this subject. This is science 101.
Really?
What's "common sense" about it? Where's the "reasoning"?
And no, "god" (and anything to do with that topic[1]) isn't science.

1 Other than investigations into WHY people believe, of course.
 
Really?
What's "common sense" about it? Where's the "reasoning"?
And no, "god" (and anything to do with that topic[1]) isn't science.

1 Other than investigations into WHY people believe, of course.

Who cares what a person believes. What a person believes gets in the way of science.
 
We can reason out this question? How can God visit the earth and have a relationship with the beings living on that earth and still maintain being the light source of the earth?

Does 'God' even exist?

If so, then is 'God' located in a limited region of space and time, such that 'he' can move around from place to place? (I don't think that most theists would agree to that.)

What do you mean when you say that God is "the light source of the earth"? I thought that was the Sun. Are you using the phrase "light source" in some different way to mean something else?

God was the light source to the earth, when it was in the first heaven.

How many heavens do you believe in? Where did you hear about all these heavens? Why do you believe they exist?
 
No need to prove anything, because we are going to start talking about God before there was a heaven. This is common sense reasoning, if you have a belief, you might not what to learn this subject. This is science 101.

I don't think so.

It reminds me of some kind of gnostic-style belief in where the universe emanates like light from a divine Source on high, and manifests in a series of progressively lower and less-divine heavenly realms, until we get to the world of matter, down here at the bottom.

That's not science, that's ancient mythology from late antiquity.
 
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Who cares what a person believes. What a person believes gets in the way of science.

So far, everything you've written seems to be based on nothing more than what you believe.

And since what you believe and imagine appears to be so distant and remote from what the rest of us think and believe, communicating with you is going to be very difficult.
 
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I'm not even sure where he gets this crap about "when Earth was in the first Heaven", since it's not from the Bible...
It would help if he specified - as per Daecon's post - WHICH "god" (and "Heaven" etc.) he's talking about.
 
Does 'God' even exist?

If so, then is 'God' located in a limited region of space and time, such that 'he' can move around from place to place? (I don't think that most theists would agree to that.)

What do you mean when you say that God is "the light source of the earth"? I thought that was the Sun. Are you using the phrase "light source" in some different way to mean something else?



How many heavens do you believe in? Where did you hear about all these heavens? Why do you believe they exist?

Science would say everything going on, is going on inside of a structure. There is a structure according to science 101.
 
I don't think so.

It reminds me of some kind of gnostic-style belief in where the universe emanates like light from a divine Source on high, and manifests in a series of progressively lower and less-divine heavenly realms, until we get to the world of matter, down here at the bottom.

That's not science, that's ancient mythology from late antiquity.

That is religion, Paul runs all that religion out of science.
 
Please show that
A) "god" exists.
B) "god" does actually visit the Earth.


And that a "relationship" exists.


Um, that's the Sun. You know, the big shiny thing in the sky during day time.

A) Yes B) Yes
Yes that relationship exist . He put his spirit into Yahshua. Beside God is the creation . Do you have any proof contrary ? So show it
 
So far, everything you've written seems to be based on nothing more than what you believe.

And since what you believe and imagine appears to be so distant and remote from what the rest of us think and believe, communicating with you is going to be very difficult.

Science would want us to start with Genesis 1:1, there is history about how this became without form and void.
 
Does 'God' even exist?

If so, then is 'God' located in a limited region of space and time, such that 'he' can move around from place to place? (I don't think that most theists would agree to that.)

How many heavens do you believe in? Where did you hear about all these heavens? Why do you believe they exist?

God is the creation so were ever you look the hand of God is there.
 
That is religion, Paul runs all that religion out of science.
This is an unsupported claim
Please show the "science" behind Paul's words.

A) Yes B) Yes
Yes that relationship exist . He put his spirit into Yahshua. Beside God is the creation .
All of these are just claims.
Please provide the evidence.

Do you have any proof contrary ?
I don't need any.

Science would want us to start with Genesis 1:1, there is history about how this became without form and void.
Wrong on at least two counts:
1) Science doesn't consider Genesis.
2) Genesis has not been shown to be history.
 
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