300 Foxes and a Donkey's Jawbone
After repeated failures to detect dark matter, whoever comes up with an explanation of why we can't detect it which enhances the popular science narrative of godless existence (SciPop), will get a Nobel Prize.
Sometimes we just need to gather up our thoughts. We can ponder things in such a way that we see a theme, and then we develop the theme by picking through some scripture. The word chosen occurs in a couple of Jesus' parables.
We believe it's possible to redeemed and gay at the same time. Being redeemed happens when we put our faith in Jesus Christ and confess our guilt before God and acknowledge that we're a sinner.
A truly awe-inspiring singing performance begins at 54:38.
This is a good message but if you start the video at 1:09:40 you'll hear one of the best performances of a song that we've ever heard. We've probably listened to this 50 times.
The enigmatic fossil Prototaxites /ˌproʊtoʊˈtæksᵻˌtiːz/ shows us how THE NARRATIVE forces "scientists" to dream up nonsense (inductive reasoning). It's a pinnacle in scientific blindness.
We frequently say that we're here to destroy the theoretical foundation of popular science (SciPop). This comes up on Twitter when someone suggests: "Have your work peer reviewed and then I might take it seriously. "
The peer review narrative for Earth begins with the desire that the Bible is wrong and hell isn't at the center. One way to do this is to have a timescale which is completely different to the one in the Bible.
On one hand, the Bible says that the truth about God is known to everyone, no one has an excuse to not believe. On the other hand, God doesn't have to personally intervene in our lives to prove himself to us.
When the core of the Earth melted due to the intense pressure of gravity within atoms and the heat generated from their spontaneous decay, it provided a perfect environment for the storage of rebellious angels.