Isn't there a bloke up there now who can do just that? I know it hasn't really been covered say, by every international and domestic media outlet in the world, but if you dig around on Google, you might find something.

Start with Tim Peake, and see where it takes you...

You're asking a lot of him there Bren.

So, gravitational waves anyone...?

The half second of collision, and subsequent merging, of two black holes a billion light years away/ago, is detected and recorded on earth, proving conclusively that Einstein was right all along with his wickedly masonic general theory of relativity; physicists all over the world do a little sex wee as a window into the creation of the universe is tentatively opened, while creationists carry out a collective worldwide facepalm as they realise that their position just became even more untenable...

Who needs God - this stuff has far more majesty and wonder than any made up story about burning bushes and child sacrifice.

[iTroll. You're the one who constantly abuses. Mr King of the one lined sentences. The Daily Mash is a pi55take of a pi55take[/i.

Stan though the Daily Mash was a science publication!

Stan's signature makes interesting readingFOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH.

Isaiah 40CIRCLE OF THE EARTH and its people are like grasshoppers. He stretches out the heavens like a canopy, and spreads them out like a tent to live in.

First of all, a circle is not a ball or sphere A circle is a flat round surface"


Whoever this Isaiah bloke is, he needs to get his story straight, or Papa Francisco needs to get the Tip-ex out and alter that bible. I've not seen many circles with 'corners'.

[iFour corners of the Earth. Simples Nice to see the typical ignorant Atheist dismissing and disrespecting scripture without even thinking [/i

The four quadrants of the Earth.

[iUnlucky. As you'll see in this rlThesaurus Linkrl the word Quadrant was introduced in 1340. Well AFTER the days of Isaiah unfortunately.[/i

Just goes to show how out of date Isaiah's thinking is.

I don't have to respect Biblical 'scripture' any more than any other written fiction.

Circles don't have corners.


Does Isaiah make any reference to the giant ice walls or the dome?

It's fairly easy to dismiss, since it has no evidence base or any of those pesky facts to back it up; it is therefore a rather quaint story of magic and mysticism, based on a set of contrivances used to explain what was then but no longer is, the unexplainable.

Conversely, you and others of your ilk, glibly dismiss well researched, peer reviewed and scientifically irrefutable facts simply because they don't fit your celestial big brother belief system. Go figure.