why do you assume that because the earth (and the rest of the universe) conform to natural law that they are not therefore perfect? It is God, their Creator, who defines what is perfect for them, not their created inhabitants. Do you know anything of the history of earth’s geology and how its crust has been formed?Why did God create the eath in such a way ( called “statu viae” in latin ) that eartquakes occurs and not in a stable mode that no earthquakes would occur ? In other words, why did God create a thing that is not perfect ?
Had I been quicker, I would have given a response almost identical to this one. Thanks yet again puzzleannie.why do you assume that because the earth (and the rest of the universe) conform to natural law that they are not therefore perfect? It is God, their Creator, who defines what is perfect for them, not their created inhabitants. Do you know anything of the history of earth’s geology and how its crust has been formed?
Yep. No molten iron core, no magnetic field. No magnetic field, no atmosphere. A molten core means that you’ll have a molten mantle which is what puts pressure on the crust to move (unevenly due to convection in the mantle), creating cracks (faults, i.e., San Andreas Fault in California), holes (volcanoes created by hotspots i.e., Hawaii, or subduction, i.e., Mount Rainer), subduction zones (trenches such as the Mariannas Trench )), spreading (mid-ocean ridges, i.e., the Atlantic Ocean, Africa’s Great Rift Valley and Iceland) and uplift (Himalayas).A living planet must have plate techtonics. When the heat within the planet cools to the point that techtonics stop, the planet “dies”.
Most people realize the risk that exists when they choose to build and live in areas affected by earthquakes, subduction zones and volcanoes.
I live in an area affected by severe winter cooling and springtime tornadoes.
(em.add.)Yep. No molten iron core, no magnetic field. No magnetic field, no atmosphere. A molten core means that you’ll have a molten mantle which is what puts pressure on the crust to move (unevenly due to convection in the mantle), creating cracks (faults, i.e., San Andreas Fault in California), holes (volcanoes created by hotspots i.e., Hawaii, or subduction, i.e., Mount Rainer), subduction zones (trenches such as the Mariannas Trench )), spreading (mid-ocean ridges, i.e., the Atlantic Ocean, Africa’s Great Rift Valley and Iceland) and uplift (Himalayas).
Why “must have” ? Could not God design it another way ?A living planet must have plate techtonics. When the heat within the planet cools to the point that techtonics stop, the planet “dies”.
Most people realize the risk that exists when they choose to build and live in areas affected by earthquakes, subduction zones and volcanoes.
I live in an area affected by severe winter cooling and springtime tornadoes.
What is that “natural law” ? As the universe is created from nothing, how can exist a low before the creation. Are you saying that dying in an earthquate is good for the “created inhabitants”?why do you assume that because the earth (and the rest of the universe) conform to natural law that they are not therefore perfect? It is God, their Creator, who defines what is perfect for them, not their created inhabitants. Do you know anything of the history of earth’s geology and how its crust has been formed?