I have never seen a ghost. But I have seen plenty of evidence for them in the form of the ones we angered by building our football stadium over their graves.
So Maybe Mike Leach Was Right About UFO's?
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It's element 115 (moscovium)......It has anti gravity properties..........Oh yeah, go look up Bob Lazar......The guvment been after him for years....
The lunatic that ran a prostitution ring and was convicted of shipping illegal chamicals across state lines? If you believe him boy do I have some prime real estate in Florida you should buy off me.
I'm not a professional, but I'm pretty sure he's got some pretty serious mental illness and delusion issues as well.
If you trust the government I have some property in Dubai listed with Sotheby's International I'll sell cheap, exclusivley to you of course......As Ronald Reagan once said, "The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
Truth of the matter is probably somewhere in between to be quite honest......
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I've heard some really cool stories like that. I've heard several ghost stories that surround the Civil War. As far as believing goes, I do and it's really simple why do. I have seen one. Heard a lot of stuff go bump in the night, but I only saw one. I was very close with my cousin, who drowned while I was gone out of state to visit my father. He came back to visit me one night at my grandmothers. I never told anybody for a long time.
I woke up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and there he was at the end of the hallway, sitting at the end of the table. I know it's gonna sound weird but he had this weird light around him. Best way I can describe it. I thought I was sleeping, so I stepped into the bathroom, looked at myself in the mirror and stepped back out. He was still sitting there. He was at the kitchen table with playing cards in his hands and smoking on a cigar, smiling. I stepped into the bathroom, one more time and stepped out, and he was gone.
A few decades later, I was relating the story on a Halloween weekend to his mother who I never mentioned it before because she was very sensitive about the issue and I never thought about it. I was quite sure that it was stupid so I had never mentioned it, but I decided to go ahead and talk about it since it was Halloween. I imagined that his actions were so ludicrous that she would just start laughing at me. When I told her the story she just smiled slightly, sighed, and said when his favorite things in the world was spending the weekend sitting around with his buddies, playing poker and smoking cigars.
I’m aware of this. I’m saying almost everything can be explained as something from earth.
There’s probably life out there somewhere, the likeliness of it being intelligent enough to travel to earth is very very very slim.
Theres at least 100 billion stars in the Milky Way and on average each star has at least one planet. Let’s assume it’s just one. If you use Drakes Equation that comes out roughly to 1 in 60 billion of having an “advanced” civilization. So not very good odds. If you consider neighboring galaxies it increases exponentially but it would be pretty impossible to jump galaxies. So yes, earth is very unique.
Sorry, but I call preachers out on this misrepresentation all the time:
This New Testament verse (Peter) is in reference to God's patience with us and our repentance. And not the creation story from the book of Genesis.
The Bible is pretty clear that God created things out of a void. If a void is the absence of everything, then yes, I am on that team.
And if God is God, it could be instantly or it could be over a period of billions upon billions of traveled light years.
The Genesis story is a beautiful poem/story written to help the early Hebrews understand God and God's love for us our world. And that is all.
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'Because it's there' is A reason, I'll grant you that.
But the moon and mars are pretty damn close. Pollux and Castor (for the Bob Lazar fans) are near 50 light years away. LIGHT YEARS.
Again only massless particles can travel at LIGHT SPEED.
In other words nothing, other than light, has been observed or confirmed to travel at light speed.
If you look at the order of the days, it tracks pretty closely.
Biblically, it was Light -> air/firmament -> Ground/plants -> Sun/moon/stars -> Birds and sea creatures -> Land animals/humans -> The Sabbath
If you switch Sun/moon/stars into the second spot it's pretty much spot on. Not bad for guessing. Also the 'days' are obviously not days as we consider them. You could view them as epochs or phases, if it makes you feel better.
That's exactly how view it. And I will readily admit that I am not all that bright...
just bemused and befuddled by the biblical literalists and 6,000 year old earth crowd.
Flat-earthers make more sense.
Not only that, but time has been observed to move differently at higher altitudes. Very VERY small amounts of difference, but observable nonetheless. So if you consider that the universe is constantly expanding, a logical person can deduce that creation and the big bang can (and likely do) coexist. And not only that, time is on a parabolic curve based on the expansion of the universe, and we've been in that 'closer and closer but never touch' part of the curve for about 6,000 years (approximately).
And didn't dudes live a lot longer back in the day? At least in terms of 'our' years. Or maybe it's the reverse, because they obviously tracked time back then too.
It matches up even more when you think that many dinosaurs had bird bone structure. Fish/Foul
I still have people (even loved ones - some 40 years younger than me) trying to convince me that fossils were put on earth by Satan to confuse us.
AS IF we weren't confused enough already.
Seems to me that fossils were formed due to something catastrophic. Hmmm, wonder what that could have been? Maybe something about 4,800 years ago? Seems to coincide with a lot of things to me.
You asked why would they.
that’s a simple and logical answer. We’d go further than the moon and mars if we could. And we might one day.
I also understand your physics points but we learn new stuff daily.
I always find it amusing that man deals in such absolutes when it comes to science because I have lived long enough to watch that absolute line get shattered when something new comes to light. Usually, it begins at the point that everyone agreed that that fact was supposed set in stone.
The one thing that man has just proven is that he does not really have the answer for everything and is not as smart as he thinks he is.
I believe that probably goes for defining God as well, for those that try I'm pretty sure we would not actually fit what all God might be inside our minds, even a little bit.
All of this does not mean that we shouldn't ask why. How else would we learn.
The one thing that man has just proven is that he does not really have the answer for everything and is not as smart as he thinks he is.
I believe that probably goes for defining God as well, for those that try I'm pretty sure we would not actually fit what all God might be inside our minds, even a little bit.
All of this does not mean that we shouldn't ask why. How else would we learn.
I'm unfamiliar with a catastrophic event 4,800 years ago. But I do know that fossils were formed after a catastrophic event or series of events around 65,000,000 years ago after living on earth for nearly 200,000,000 years.
That, but "aliens" also falls within the boundaries of known science if you consider drones and AI. Would an alien go to the trouble of transporting their physical body to our solar system by our understanding of what is possible? No, not for any rational reason. But sending drones controlled by AI? Why not?
We've gone from UFOs to the speed of light to Creationism, how the first peoples tracked time, Satan planting fossils, & what killed the dinosaurs.
Mike Leach would definitely enjoy this thread.
Mike Leach would definitely enjoy this thread.
Great Flood, bruh. It's kinda been proven. Even National Geographic agrees that they can be formed in that realm of time, at least in our understanding of that level of time: https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/fossil/
They say 10,000 years to form. I think assuming that the oil we're drilling now was formed during the Great Flood is more than plausible. I don't think they just 'form' over time. I think something had to happen to seal them all in the way we find them today.
And by the way, I'm not arguing. I think I more agree with you than not.
I gotcha, OG! And in the spirit of ML and Bulldog brotherhood, let's just leave it at that.
I guess both groups believe everything came from nothing. One believes there was divine intervention and the other believes it just did somehow.
I don't think @DoggieDaddy13 is saying there's no God or anything like that. I think he's more saying that thinking the Earth is only 6,000 years old (as we understand time) is kinda silly.
Right, I get that after his first reply to me. I just suck at communicating most of the time.
Any honest scientist has to answer “we don’t know” if God caused the Big Bang. Because science does not know. There are a few guesses out there, but they’re completely unsupported by any evidence.
Even Einstein came to the eventual conclusion that Intelligent Design had to come into play.
My cousin is kind of in the same boat. She studies acoustics in astrophysics and our family is only allowed to know what State she lives in. Crazy how tight lipped some of that stuff can be.
Apology accepted. You saying Jesus can’t hit a curve ball?
Genesis 2:17
But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die.”Adam lived 983 years. He died in the timeframe God said he would. Within a day. The Bible, when understood literally and figuratively becomes a lot easier to reconcile For me. I’m not trying to argue btw, I actually like discussing opposing viewpoints.
So you’re telling me you don’t know what city in which your cousin lives? Okay buddy. You sound like one of those typical douchey Huntsville ‘classified’ contractors.
You’re either lying (intentionally) or dumb.
I'm not a douche. An a$$hole, sure. But not a douche.
It’s a great discussion and it’s a fun debate to me as well. All that matters to me in the end is we all believe that God did it. Everything else is just trivial.
I didn't read much of this thread but from my experience UFO's have existed since at least 1977. I walked out of my house one night in '77 or '78 to get something out of my dad's truck and saw something that I'll never forget. Don't give damn what the gubmnt was testing back then. What I saw wasn't gubmnt issue. Closed the truck door and looked across the road to the tall Holly trees that line the right side of Humphrey County Country Club and saw it. An oval shaped GLOWING red something hovering over #1 fairway and doing nothing but hovering. Saw it and was so scared so much that I couldn't make myself move for 4-5 seconds. Got inside, gave my dad what he asked for and jumped in our rocking chair and didn't say anything to my parents about what I had seen for fear that it would come get in my sleep. I was 8 or 9 and freaked the 17 out. Y'all can say and believe what you want about this subject but I know what I saw that night in Silver City and I know that UFOs exist.
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Aliens? Not really my thing but I will say it is arrogant for humans to think they are the only intelligent life in the universe.
Also as far as Coach Leach being right I tend to find life is easier when I assume CL was pretty much right about everything.
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