Look. In one dull ep (aren't they very much all?) I was forced to watch because family was watching-the completely unbearable Cap. Picard was supposed to make a bunch of planet natives believe again in some religion. Picard is merely scripted to say how the planet natives have progressed a great deal in no longer believing in deities and getting them to any religion again would be a step backward for them. In real life it is not true that getting folks away from the Bible would be making them more modern. The Bible has tremendous scientific accuracy. Why do you have to leave a book that shows the Earth is round and hangs on nothing? Why quit a book that shows how clouds give rain? Why give up on a book that shows how reptiles lived before man (Septuagint Version of Genesis)? Why lose literal faith in a book showing that man is from soil or mud (he is!!!)? The Bible writers could not have figured all this and more out by themselves--they had to have very special help. Our future is to contain more faith in the BIble and more in God --not getting away from it! (The universe needs a creator anyway--could not have made itself from nothing!)
Ray Comfort authored a great book, back around 2001, about scientific facts in the Holy Bible. Here is the link (it is long to write):
(Comfort's book is called "Scientific facts in the Bible" in case you do not click on the link.)
PS Avoid three bad trolls on here (Invidia, Nexus and Jetfire!)!
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Reply by Benton12
on August 15, 2018 at 10:35 AM
The strange being in Star Trek 5 was a real loser of an idea. Not even fun to speculate about what it actually was. I think I read when they were planning this sequel they thought the film would have no real story if the weird being did not turn out to be the actual Almighty! Guess the film had no story!
Reply by Benton12
on August 16, 2018 at 2:04 PM
You know one fan had an idea that most of Star Trek 5 was something Kirk made up while he and McCoy and Spock sat around the campfire both early in this movie and at the end of it. The fan wanted to end the story with Spock saying something like "That's an intriguing story Captain. Unfortunately, I have no brother." It is not my theory --how does it grab any of you?
Reply by Benton12
on August 17, 2018 at 8:37 AM
I guess when watching Star Trek you actually will have to use imagination a little. I will give an analogy.
In the highly left-wing Mash series all the men and women have what look 70's hairdos. This was pretty much the case on Hogan's Heroes as well. Now, you could just ignore what hairdos you are actually seeing and pretend they all have 40's and 50's hairdos.
Now back to Star Trek. When McCoy saw the deity-like being we could imagine that McCoy was shown more incredible stuff than we the audience see. And that is why he was so impressed with it.
PS Speaking of Mash and Hogan's Heroes. They were made by many of the same people.
Reply by Benton12
on August 18, 2018 at 5:56 AM
Septuagint is one of the best Bibles to read.
Reply by Benton12
on August 19, 2018 at 4:57 AM
The Septuagint is, again, where reptiles are created by God before man!
Reply by Jetfire59
on August 21, 2018 at 5:17 AM
For God's Sake, Nex. He is a TROLL. Ignore him.
Reply by Benton12
on August 21, 2018 at 12:37 PM
I will not respond directly to Jet. I told him on the Mash board. But to the rest of you. I am not trolling!
Reply by Benton12
on August 21, 2018 at 12:45 PM
Look everyone. Theories abound. Creation of universe with something like quantum mechanics is mere theory. The Bible OTOH has more science than one could count without a computer. Read Book of Jeremiah find the leopard can't change spots reference. For only one example. The Bible is more accurate than anything in the world in the most important of ways. The way the Earth was created is credible in the Bible. You do not hear silly stories about, say, a huge goat that chewed a bunch of stars, then spit it all out and there was the Earth! You hear how the Being outside science (as we know it) took the Earth that just had lifeless water and began creating light. How that Being later made vegetation. How that Being still later made sea animals and reptiles. Then land animals and finally man! All in harmony with science. Now most people thought tremendously this dull TNG was as boring as one could possibly get but that at least it had nice enough scruples. Actually no it does not. It wrongly equated atheism with progress. It's indeed a total dread for want of excitement, interest and scruples!
Reply by Jetfire59
on August 21, 2018 at 9:09 PM
Can I get that in writing? Notarized?
Reply by Benton12
on August 22, 2018 at 12:04 PM
Comfort's book that I have already mentioned is excellent and accurate and speaks volumes. No trolling am I doing!
Reply by Benton12
on August 22, 2018 at 6:14 PM
Proof I am not trolling is that my statements are laced with accuracy. From the Soviets taking out some Cuban missiles without John Kennedy's knowledge to Mad Magazine calling TNG very boring to the great Bible-located scientific accuracies like round Earth. I do not troll!
Reply by Nexus71
on August 23, 2018 at 8:10 AM
Well Invidia I was thinking about the Membrane theory but also of the Inflation theory and more exotic theories trying to explain the Big Bang I've seen a program of BBC's Horizon where all these theories were investigated and what was the right theory but it's all very high grade physics,maths,,astrophysics and particle physics stuff that goes way over my head and for like 99,9% of the people.But the horizon program tried to explain it in a 101 sense and some has stuck although don't ask me about the maths because that would be like ancient Greek to me.
Jetfire wrote; Can I get that in writing? Notarized?
Yeah same here can I get that in writing as well?
Reply by Benton12
on August 23, 2018 at 8:45 AM
This is retarded, Invidia. It is all just theories! No one had proven there is a single universe elsewhere to say nothing about proving how the universes was created without something outside of nature! Retarded!
Reply by Benton12
on August 23, 2018 at 8:50 AM
Invidia, a couple of these same scientists 18 years ago thought we had 100,000 genes in Our cells later modified to around 23,000. Just theories about other universes, nothing more.
Reply by Benton12
on August 23, 2018 at 8:50 AM
Invidia, a couple of these same scientists 18 years ago thought we had 100,000 genes in Our cells later modified to around 23,000. Just theories about other universes, nothing more.