Rene Freu wrote: "Acephale Lemar" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:g2f5lf$4p2$2@geiz-ist-geil.priv.at... Rene Freu wrote: dass man allein daran schon erkennen kann, dass Frau im Christentum nicht den gleichen Stellenwert wie der Mann innehat, dass es im Gegensatz zum Islam im Christentum keine Auslegung feministischer Theologie geben kann, bis heute nicht. Hier vermute
"Acephale Lemar" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:g2f5lf$4p2$2@geiz-ist-geil.priv.at... Rene Freu wrote: dass man allein daran schon erkennen kann, dass Frau im Christentum nicht den gleichen Stellenwert wie der Mann innehat, dass es im Gegensatz zum Islam im Christentum keine Auslegung feministischer Theologie geben kann, bis heute nicht. Hier vermute ich einen Schreibfehler
Ok, simple answer to a simple (!) question: There are no infinite resources or anything else, because our whole universe is finite, by our definition of our universe, and the word finite. I never said, claimed, or implied the earth is infinite. It can seem either relatively small or large, depending on your relative viewpoint. Finite is measureable, or defined. Infinite is beyond measurement
On May 27, 6:02 am, "Ralph" <aj...@ncf.ca> wrote: Sure, I have a second to respond to a Bonzoid request. Well, since most conservation refers to energy conservation, The resources spoken about are energy-related. I see you're trying to make this abstract to avoid giving a simple number. Energy on a planet is limited by the physical space it interacts with. That's the very reason
Sure, I have a second to respond to a Bonzoid request. Well, since most conservation refers to energy conservation, The resources spoken about are energy-related. If you limit the scope of the search to the hypothetical planets you determine yourself, without a sun, and with a composition you define, you're setting unreal limits on a real situation. - flawed, and silly. If you're willing
