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Mike Rhodes writes:
>On Sun, 11 Sep 2005 23:18:37 +0000 (UTC), "Stephen M. Adams" wrote:
>>"Gary" writes:

>>>This idea is absurd.
>>
>>So is quantum mechanics. But without quantum tunneling and various
>>other quantum effects, your computer wouldn't be working right now.
>>
>Wikipedia said quantum tunneling is what causes such a power drain and
>heating in Very-large-scale integration (VLSI) electronics. But I
>didn't see a reference to how our computers actually take advantage of
>it. There is the tunnel diode, but the source says conventional
>semi-conductor devices have surpased it in performance.
>
>Curious, but I don't really know.

Transistors are quantum devices - they depend on electrons "jumping"
an impermiable barrier...

-Stephen
--
Space Age Cybernomad Stephen Adams
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gkmcnees@comcast.net wrote:

>> So just where, exactly, does Scripture say that it isn't fair for God
>> to create objects of wrath, devoted to destruction?
>
> So just where, exactly, does Scripture say that it isn't fair for God
> to rape, pillage, steal, murder, curse, defame, purger, cause any
> crime, and do any other vile things?
>
> The answer is obvous! God says:
> Psalms 145:9 The LORD is good to all: and his tender mercies are over
> all his works.
>
> If HE is GOOD to ALL, and He certainly is, then it is certain that God
> does NOT create objects of wrath.

You still don't seem to get the point here that it's not your definition
of "good" to which God says He will adhere. If God creates objects of
wrath, then He is being "good". When I spank my kids, they sure don't
think of it as good, but what do they know? By the same token, who the
heck are you or Job to tell God what "good behavior" is?

Bart

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In article <07D63785-C2EE-221B-EC76-41491964AB9A@srcbs.org>, Sarah Kanary
says...

> wrote in message
>news:C9E31AD4-3432-66B8-A5CF-8E2F6B67D201@srcbs.org...

>> It is written : John 1:1-3 "1 In the beginning was the
>> Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

>Literally, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was
>with the God, and god was the Word."

And like so many other 'literal' translatio