Natural laws in the past?

The bible indicates clearly that the future will see a new universe or heavens. I have never heard of a creationist that did not believe that, or hardly any Christian.
Therefore it is true that the bible tells us that no natural laws will exist in the future.The garden of Eden was nearly identical to the descriptions of the future new heavens, with the tree of life, and no death, and etc.Therefore it is biblical to assume that the past was also different.Science simply works with the present reality we find ourselves in. That is the beginning and end of it's mandate, and scope, and range, and limits.If one assumes that this reality was the reality of the far past, or will be of the far future, one does so without the support of any science at all, just as if one assumes that the future will be different one can't rely on science.I proposed a thread here to look at possible evidence that says that science can extend our nature to infinity, and beyond, past or future.If that can't be done, then no claim of science applies to the future or past. If it can, then this would be the thread to do it. Otherwise, it is just a belief system, not science.There is no need to pretend I should prove a different past with science, since science can't go there.There is, therefore no legitimate claim that science is against the different future, and past of the bible.Since this is out of the realm of science, and there is no science available, apparently, to directly address it, it may be more a matter of faith and belief.That is the point!!! If you cannot promote a science case for natural laws it must be relegated to faith and belief!!!Edited by simple, : No reason given.Edited by simple, : Fixed

If you think it is absurd, why not avoid the need for a thread and show us here and now yourself the proofs that you seem to think are obvious?
When you realize you can't, promote the thread, or I guess we will have to have another look at what is really absurd.Here is why I tried to do a tread. percy suggested it.
"You may discuss almost anything you like at EvC Forum, but threads usually do have well defined topics that they focus on, and we request that members focus their discussion on a thread's topic.There's another issue at work in the case of the type of argument you're advancing, and that's that it can be used in almost any thread. Why does the earth have the appearance of great age? Things were different in the past. Why are most stars further away than 6000 light years? Things were different in the past. How could limestone layers have formed quickly? Things were different in the past. Why does the fossil record appear to indicate that evolution has happened? Things were different in the past.And so members who have a preference for a single answer to many questions are requested to take discussion of that answer to a thread dedicated to it. You may propose a thread to discuss the possibility of different natural laws in the past at Proposed New Topics."Edited by simple, : No reason given.

A thread to discuss no natural laws in our past, not different ones is the only thread I would start. Otherwise, forget about it, if you guys can't defend your most basic of assumptions.Guess this thread is closed.

So, if no members can post, who does that leave??? Ghosts, and admins?

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