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Nothingserious:
Humans are special in every kind of way that God made them.
Humans are special in every kind of way they have realistically existed.
As at date, there is nothing higher than humans in nature. Unless you think size is always equivalent to quality. A comparison between 1kg of gold and 1 kg of sand dust or the value attached to a small baby of yours and a big elephant can point out that size is often not same as quality.

Humans don’t have to be as big as the sun to be special and rule the universe. They only need to be connected to their God and exhibit their God-given abilities that are inert and sometimes latent, to dominate nature.

They have done it overtime and will continue to do it.

Nothingserious:
The date of birth of Jesus of Nazareth is not stated in the gospels or in any secular text, but most scholars assume a date of birth between 6 BC and 4 BC.[1] Two main methods have been used to estimate the year of the birth of Jesus: one based on the accounts of his birth in the gospels with reference to King Herod's reign, and another based on subtracting his stated age of "about 30 years" from the time when he began preaching (Luke 3:23) in "the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar" (Luke 3:1-2): the two methods indicate a date of birth before Herod's death in 4 BC, and a date of birth around 2 BC, respectively.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronology_of_Jesus

AJ01:
Heaven is out there, God came from somewhere to an earth without form.

Enceladus:
I think we are talking from different wavelengths.

First, I asserted that humans may be special based on our uniqueness and exclusivity of existence in the universe.

What is the point of intelligence that will disappear in the twinkle of an eye in relation to the cosmic timescale?

Enceladus:
Also, what do you mean about ruling the universe? Rule where?

AlexBells:
In all these Jesus came around 2000 plus a
Years ago, when was abraham born, do you know how long Egyptian civilisation had lasted before the Israelites got there, look we all believe in God but sometimes when others are discussing things let them have their discussion,

Whatever God we believe as human may not be the God of everything but the God of humans, so whenever intergalactic studies are being considered the God of humanity may not be in appropriate sense, unless you can prove that the God of humans reigns supreme over all and that in itself is negligence of other existence as even among humanity, not even everyone believes in the Christian God

Enceladus:
I think we are talking from different wavelengths.

First, I asserted that humans may be special based on our uniqueness and exclusivity of existence in the universe.

What is the point of intelligence that will disappear in the twinkle of an eye in relation to the cosmic timescale?

Also, what do you mean about ruling the universe? Rule where?

Nothingserious:
So you agree on Jesus Christ of Nazareth historicity right?

Then what I said earlier stands.
Jesus taught us about God and we know Jesus’ claims are true. Because of Jesus Christ, we believe and trust the Bible to be true.
Or do you have anything against that?

budaatum:
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Intelligence does not disappear. For though some of it may be as seeds that fall by the roadside and wither in the sun or get eaten by the birds, some falls on fertile minds and creates plenty thoughts.

"Ruling the universe" me myself and I, first, for out of the abundance of my heart and all.

Then grow and evolve and become, in this endless enough universe

Nothingserious:
What intelligence disappears?

Humans have never claimed to have fathomed out all about reality. But they keep searching and making progress. Based on the part of reality we are aware of, only humans have been able to do that.

Humans have ruled parts of nature on earth.

Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light

Enceladus:
And what will happen after those minds wither away. Maybe some planets will carry our chronicles and tell tales of a forgotten civilization if we are able to achieve FTL or interstellar travel later in the future.

Enceladus:
Hmm. The cosmic speed limit will prevent access to the greater part of the cosmos. So the question still remains. Rule where?

Enceladus:
I think we are talking from different wavelengths.

First, I asserted that humans may be special based on our uniqueness and exclusivity of existence in the universe.

jazon:
We're not really nothing, but something at a very reduced scale when compared to galaxies.

Whatever masterminded or created the order we now see in the universe will surely value every matter down to the last atom. Because without them, every other thing wouldn't exist.

If you look at the size of an atom or a molecule and compare it to a human being, the difference in size is even more mind-blowing than comparing Earth to galaxies.

Who knows, groups of galaxies may work together and form a working system or a giant being with stars and galaxies being comparable to how atoms and molecules function in building organic and complex life on Earth.

budaatum:
Minds may wither away but minds they touch will touch minds till infinity. It's in the quality of seeds.



"From the abundance of one's heart", and not from the "greater part of the cosmos". One just need understand the limit of cloth to coat or you might start thinking of playing football with Neptune.

Not "where", for that adds a limit of space. In my mind, where space is unlimited.

Enceladus:
Great teacher, Please speak in a language that we lesser humans can understand.

Ola17:
If we are “nothing” in the scale of existence as you alleged, how come the omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient immortal God that created everything in existence sent His only begotten Son Jesus, who is also the omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient immortal God mind you, to die for our sins

budaatum:
Ask questions if you do not understand but want to.

arthurwillia:
This earth � are we standing on the circle or inside it

Ola17:
If we are “nothing” in the scale of existence as you alleged, how come the omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient immortal God that created everything in existence sent His only begotten Son Jesus, who is also the omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient immortal God mind you, to die for our sins

jazon:
I can safely say, we are equal to nothing.
If the difference between the size of d Earth and the largest object in the universe is infinity, we humans in Earth are equal to nothing.
Nothing may not actually be nothing after all. It may just be something at a very small size till it's existence is more or less equal to nonexistence

Judybash93:
Show us your evidence!!

AoifeNightfall:
STFU!!

Not everyone is a pseudo-intellectual like you

AlexBells:
Jesus thought you about God?, so what did Mosses, Teach you about

Enceladus:
I have answered the question about the intelligence disappearing thing above.




Yes, you are right. In the micro reality of existence. My point is we are inconsequential on the galactical scale. Jupiter has literally been collecting bullets on our behalf from ages past. We are like a single atom on the cosmic scale.

An excerpt from the pale blue dot.



https://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/web/assets/pictures/_453x614_crop_center-center_line/20140801_PIA00452.jpg

Nothingserious:
You drifted in your 2 responses.
I wish you could go back and see my point and then respond.
If we continue like this, we won’t even remember again what we were discussing.

Moses brought the law and taught what God expects. Jesus made claims of coming from God and taught about the kingdom of God and said anyone who wants to get to God should look at him. He performed miracles to show he was as divine figure.
We believe the Bible because of Jesus and not because of Moses.

AoifeNightfall:
1. Earth

2. Earth compared with the moon

3. Earth compared with Mercury

4. Earth compared with Mars