If you use circular reasoning to induce a rationalization of the premise that there's no hell, but there is a hell, and then you code your rationale as math, does hell disappear?
Can Math Prove There’s no Hell?
October 11th
Time passes at a rate which is directly proportional to the distance between you and the center of the Earth.
October 2nd
If the gates of hell won't prevail against the church, and gates are defensive structures, then the church must be attacking hell.
September 7th
We asked "Why is the interior of the Earth hot?" years ago and worked out what issues have to be incorporated into a Biblically accurate model of the interior of the Earth.
August 14th
The Triassic is another microcosm of inductive reductive circular reasoning that we may wryly refer to as an "eddy in the space-time continuum." It's a tip of the hat to Douglas Adams, author of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
August 10th
We (me and the Holy spirit) can't avoid the obvious conclusion that Mississippian sediments are the remains of an ecosystem which was buried in a flood.
August 4th
The Bible says that there was a world-wide flood, but failed science (SciPop) insists that there's no evidence of it. A world-wide flood would leave evidence, so where is it? It's the world-wide distribution of sedimentary rock.
July 29th
The third axiom of SciPop is stars are distant suns and galaxies. It's part of Galileo's Bluff. It's part of Galileo's Bluff, wishful thinking, an inductive rationalization of the premise that stars are distant suns and galaxies.
July 5th
WHY did God Create the Universe? God created the universe so that sentient beings with free will could make a choice between light or dark, good or evil.
June 28th
In the early days of the church in Jerusalem a wise ruler of the Pharisees cautioned his peers that the church would succeed if God was behind it. It succeeded.