anysia: (Amused)
The 7 day week proves that there is a God.

I'm currently leading a study on 'Dr.' Luke and tomorrow we are going to discuss Luke 6 & 14 about the Sabbath, 4th commandment vs Mark 2:27, sabboth vs Sunday, and also how Sunday came about.

During my study, I was curious as to what science says is the origin of our standard '7 day week'? So I did a Google search and there is no valid explanation outside of the 7 days of creation. God instituted the 7 day week.

Mankind can explain the 24 hr. day - the rotation of the earth
Mankind can explain the year - the earth's orbit aroung the sun
Mankind can explain the seasons - the tilt of the earths axis
but there are no systems, rotation, orbits, cycles that can explain the 7 day week measure of time. It is solely God based & established

cts racing, RR


I replied: "Hey bright eyes.. try dividing the lunar cycle by 4. There is a reason the lunar cycle is called 1st quarter, 2nd quarter, etc etc."
anysia: (Huh?)
[Question about the logic in light being created on the first day, but the sun being created on the fourth.]

The sun isn't the only source of light you know? Think of a cloudly day, there's light coming from somewhere.

fancier_rmv04, Yahoo! Answers 61 Comments [5/20/2009 3:01:04 PM]
Fundie Index: 40
WTF?! || meh


*facepalm* Makes me wonder if this person has to chant "In, Out, In, Out" to remember to breathe.
anysia: (Sca Anysia)
If someone was claiming to be an "Internet Pastor", you would think the person would be well versed in biblical studies, yes?

["The Hebrews crossed the 'sea of reeds'. Most Jews agree on this. After all, the first 5 books are theirs."]

The first five books are theirs? Um, no. Moses was a Christian. Sorry.

I guess the small fact there was no such thing as a "Christian" during the time of Moses didn't cross his mind.
anysia: (Firewhip)
"This could be the year when the Bride of Christ will be raptured and the Tribulation period begins. "


The rebuttal

This could also be the year when Optimus Prime rescues the auto industry.
anysia: (Sign of the times)
A priest has died after trying to demonstrate how Jesus walked on water.

Evangelist preacher Franck Kabele, 35, told his congregation he could repeat the biblical miracle.
But he drowned after walking out to sea from a beach in the capital Libreville in Gabon, west Africa.
One eyewitness said: “He told churchgoers he’d had a revelation that if he had enough faith, he could walk on water like Jesus.
“He took his congregation to the beach saying he would walk across the Komo estuary, which takes 20 minutes by boat.
“He walked into the water, which soon passed over his head and he never came back.”

Franck Kabele, Religion News Blog [Comments (27)] [2008-Dec-28]



Guess that nifty revelation forgot to tell him where the rocks were.
anysia: (Smile Warning)
You could make up any preposterous claim you wanted, just let your imagination run completely wild and people would line up to believe your theory before they would even consider that God had anything to do with it.

Silvercord, RR [Comments (13)] [2008-Sep-09]



My Irony Meter imploded.

Say what?

Oct. 3rd, 2007 07:48 pm
anysia: (Huh?)

"(A fundie "debunking" the peak oil theory)


The earth's core MAKES oil, we are not going to run out."

Larry, Rapture Ready [Comments (62)] 2007-Oct-02

anysia: (WTF??!!)
When you visit "Fundies Say The Darnedest Things" and what you read there sounds thought out and coherent by comparison.
anysia: (Black and White)
Fundies Say The Darnedest things Post of the Month

"I wish some other creationists would help me. The flood becomes harder and harder to support when you get more information."

Bible Defender, Christian Forums [Comments (39)] 2005-Aug-05

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