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Author: gbgb
Date: Sep 3, 2008 17:50
Question found in the subject line. Pretend humanism and not racism if
it doesn't come naturally.
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Author: Anonymous RemailerAnonymous Remailer
Date: Sep 3, 2008 12:46
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I know you can say the same thing about this whole world, but
nobody seems to be more ashamed of God than the people of the
United States Of America. Why are Americans so ashamed of God?
You know how the Light always knows the answers to everything.
You ask the Light anything and the Light tells you the answer.
The secret is knowing what questions to ask, and the unbiased,
purely objective motivation for asking questions of the Light.
So without thinking, but only listening, I asked the Light to
explain why, of all the evil nations here in the lake of Fire,
why are Americans, above all others, so deeply ashamed of God?
And here's what the Light said: The thin veil which separates
the earthly land of death and hell, from the heavenly land of
the second-death and second-hell, is why Americans loathe God.
So I thanked the Light for having explained this paradox, i.e.
as to why Americans are so deeply ashamed of God, and why the
Christians are so deeply ashamed of Jesus. It all makes sense.
I mean, Americans casually throw the word "God" (Gamma-Delta)
around like confetti, rather like "Christians" read the bible
without following the orders given to them by their Commander-
in-Chief Jesus...
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Author: HamadyHamady
Date: Sep 3, 2008 10:33
In the eleventh verse of Surat az-Zukhruf, rain is defined as water
sent down in "due measure". "It is He (God) Who sends down water in
due measure from the sky" (Qur’an, 43:11)
Indeed, rain falls on the earth in an unerring measure.
The first of the measures related to rain is its speed of descent.
When dropped from a height of 3937 feet, an object having the same
weight and size as a rain-drop would continuously accelerate and fall
on the ground at a speed of 347 miles/h. The average speed of
raindrops, however, is only 9.3-12.4 miles/h.
The reason for this is that the raindrop has a special form that
increases the frictional effect of the atmosphere and helps it fall on
the ground more slowly. A glance at the figures below is sufficient to
understand the disaster the earth would face every time it rained if
rain raindrops were in a different form, or the atmosphere did not
have the quality of friction.
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Author: Robert ClarkRobert Clark
Date: Sep 3, 2008 08:28
On Aug 22, 8:00 am, "Dr. Mary Ruwart" yahoo.com> wrote:> You stated that:
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> "And of course spacecraft traveling at 0.99999c --
> or anything faster than about 0.10 c, it turns out --
> verge on the ridiculous. Even 0.10 c requires a vastly
> better rocket (a theoreticalboron-hydrogen fusion affair)
> than we have now. Such a spacecraft might shave a year
> or two off a round trip lasting two centuries to a system
> 10 lightyears distant. "
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> The best systems for thrust-to-weight ratio and minimal fuel storage
> and using say, the 'easier' Helium-3 fusion, might be able to reach
> 0.1c. But now what happens if you run across a rock floating in space
> at that speed? Not only do you have to get to that speed, you also
> have to plan for what you do when something goes wrong. The part I
> like the best is what you are going to do at your destination. You
> must slow back down to non-relavistic velocities. What if there's
> nothing for you to use at your destination to help you? (like oxygen
> to breathe, or water to drink, or a place to live easily) You now must ...
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