I didn't just make it through—I worked at it. I love helping others, cultivating, and staring at stars at night. I planted a tree once; I'm proud of its growth.
@ChickenEastern @NASA@Dr_ThomasZ Can you please expound on the 'simply dead' part? Or is it possible there is not enough scientific evidence to come to a logical conclusion at this time [Remember, snakes play dead but are not! Mouse do too, play dead!]
@newscientist Over 3,500 years ago, God asked Job: “Have you come to know the statutes of the heavens?” (Job 38:33) Despite impressive scientific progress, that question is still timely. What is science? Observation, right. When I observe the heavens I'm in awe of an intelligent creator.
@SPACEdotcom It is not necessary for us to know the particular star groups that the original words of Job 38:31, 32 refer to in order to grasp the point of instruction being given. God is here raising a number of questions to show the inferiority of the man Job when compared with his Creator.
@NASAUniverse Please tell me beforehand; Are scientists Jessie/Knicole really going to give God the honor? Isaiah 40:22, 26.
There is One who dwells above the circle of the earth,
And its inhabitants are like grasshoppers.
He is stretching out the heavens like a fine gauze,
or transparency.