Ethical Atheist vs believer in God

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Like I said. Rigid.

You value the qualities of granite.

I value the qualities of water.

Drop granite into water and it sinks to the bottom.

Drop water onto granite and the granite wears away.
 
citizenzen said:
Like I said. Rigid.

You value the qualities of granite.

I value the qualities of water.

Drop granite into water and it sinks to the bottom.

Drop water onto granite and the granite wears away.
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Youv'e never been station keeping, 350 miles off shore, to be ready to save the foundering vessel from the "water", drummed up by a hurricane, that tore the ship apart like granite...

I know water, my friend...much better than you I should think...

v/r

Q
 
So according to your logic, you could only know granite if you were buried in a landslide.
 
citizenzen said:
Wow. You're right. I thought I knew water, but now I have met the master.

(((Bows Deeply)))
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To answer your question, water feels like granite, when it comes down on one several tons at a time.

And when it comes to water, I am one of the masters, as anyone here who's known me can attest...

I'll teach you how to survive being caught in a riptide, if you wish...

v/r

Q
United States Coast Guard
 
Please master. How does one survive this thing you call a rip tide?

Is it dangerous?

I am frightened.

Save me, master.
 
So you guys want to fight about water? Who knows what the difference is between the water above and below the expanse as described in Genesis 1?

6 And God said, "Let there be an expanse between the waters to separate water from water." 7 So God made the expanse and separated the water under the expanse from the water above it. And it was so. 8 God called the expanse "sky." And there was evening, and there was morning—the second day.
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citizenzen said:
Please master. How does one survive this thing you call a rip tide?

Is it dangerous?

I am frightened.

Save me, master.
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carefully Citizen. One must tread water for a long time, and watch for the right moment to break free from it. Problem is it will take one miles from the shore, and it is exhausting.

Is it dangerous? indeed

Are you frightened?, I don't know, but then I do know, and would be very frightened for you, if you got caught in a riptide...

v/r

Master of the water...
AKA: Coast Guard Rescue Diver, or better yet
a Guardian.
 
So you guys want to fight about water? Who knows what the difference is between the water above and below the expanse as described in Genesis 1?
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Is it bigger than a breadbox?
 
Quahom1 said:
a Guardian.
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If I ever get caught in a riptide. I'll be sure to give you a call.

You'd probably intuit that I was in danger and come out of the sky to save me.

You'd carry me back to the beach, your strong yet gentle arms glistening with beads of salty sea.

I'd pretend to be unconscious so you'd give me mouth to mouth and I'd thrill as your lips met mine.
 
citizenzen said:
If I ever get caught in a riptide. I'll be sure to give you a call.

You'd probably intuit that I was in danger and come out of the sky to save me.

You'd carry me back to the beach, your strong yet gentle arms glistening with beads of salty sea.

I'd pretend to be unconscious so you'd give me mouth to mouth and I'd thrill as your lips met mine.
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No, I might decide to let you come out of it on your own. But I would definitely smack your back to make sure the water (which feels like granite), was out of your lungs...the rest is up to you.

Q
 
Nick_A said:
I would like to read your explanation. It's not an easy question.
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Fair enough. You know about "fluid", and all that entails right?

Strictly on the physics of fluid, we have two atmospheres on this planet.

One is 25 times denser than the other, but both are made up of the same thing, namely molecules containing hydrogen and oxygen. Both are made up of alot of similar molecules. And both sustain life.

If we were to be seen by another species, they would marvel at the dual nature of our planet.70 percent of our planet is covered by water, and we have an outer atmosphere that is over 50 miles thick. We are blessed, and protected, and provided for. We do not have to fight like hell, just to survive...

We are bouyed by one atmosphere, and covered by another.

We are spinning at over 1000 miles per hour, orbiting at over 17,000 miles per hour, and flying through space at over 50,000 miles per hour, yet our two fluidic spheres keep us cozy.

Am I close?

This "star ship" is perfect.

BTW, forgot nitrogen...sorry
 
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