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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: cosmicforce who wrote (3962)12/4/2000 7:25:24 PM
From: cosmicforce  Read Replies (2) of 28931
 
Moron, I mean, more on the destruction of Satan's home planet.

The rebellion of Satan plunged all of creation into a state of corruption, where before it was perfect and glorified (Romans 8:20). God brought fire out of Satan’s midst and the planet Rahab exploded, sending planetesimal and asteroid size pieces of itself into the orbits of the interior terrestrial worlds (Mars and Earth). The present asteroid belt is all that is left of Satan’s planet. Scientist have stated for a long time that the asteroid belt must have been a planet which was destroyed millenniums ago. Present studies have concluded that these asteroids show evidence that they once possessed an atmosphere and water. Presently only planets contain these two elements. Because this planet was totally destroyed, could it be that this was actually Lucifers head quarters.


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Never mind that the eccentricity of the planetesimals isn't consistent with a recent impact. Five thousand years is the number I see tossed about. Do these guys have any clue how long it takes to circularize an orbit after an impact of that size. Man, it should be raining asteroids daily here if that was true.

Yeah, I think this pretty much is typical of the quality of Fundie science. Oh, but it is fully footnoted (all references to the bible).
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