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Stile
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Message 18 of 108 (806586)
04-26-2017 2:27 PM 		Reply to: Message 15 by Davidjay
04-26-2017 10:41 AM

Re: Who made the Sun, Moon, and Earth Distances & Ratios ?
Davidjay, with my bolding writes:
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It is about exact measurements and exact speeds, and exact times.
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Okay.
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Davidjay, with my bolding writes:
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We know now that its generalized diameter is 7920 miles...
Huh.
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For is it by chance that the MOON is 216,000 miles away from the Earth, 1/100th of its diameter size
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Actually, the moon is 239,000 miles away from the Earth. Making it more like 1/110.6 of its diameter size.
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So, is it exact or generalized or just wrong?
Is the Lord's design spot on, or just kinda smudgy-close if you squint your eyes and fudge the numbers?
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04-27-2017 10:40 AM 		Reply to: Message 33 by Davidjay
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Re: Who made the Sun, Moon, and Earth Distances & Ratios ?
Yes.
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