The Nature Of Life As Seen From Earth - Introduction: Our Planet {HRI 20010829-pi2-V1.1} - (part issue 2 Version 1.1 on 9 Aug 2005)
Koos Nolst Trenite
29 August 2001
{HRI 20010829-pi2-V1.1}
(part issue 2
Version 1.1
on 9 Aug 2005)
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(Continued from {HRI 20010829-pi1-V1.1} 'Introduction: Life Forms')
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Introduction: Our Planet
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I also had a world atlas, with a section about how our planet came
into existence.
It showed very impressive drawings of dust swirling in circles in
space, that - 'by accident' again - would form into
such incredibly complex things as a forever burning sun, and
very different planets encircling it forever,
a planet with air and a huge supply of water
to keep its surface temperature more or less constant and
make organic life possible.
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They combined the laws of gravity and motion and the laws of chance,
and applied these to some dust in space.
And out comes - 'by accident' - the incredible, organized
complexity of a solar system.
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The drawings in that very authoritative world atlas showed a disk
made of space dust, which changed into rings around a center, and
the rings then changed into balls or planets circling the center,
which 'accidentally' had become a sun.
The drawings 'proved' it.
I think they did put the spiritual existence of life,
if they thought at all of the existence of souls and
of Life Energy,
AFTER the forming of our sun and planets
- although we certainly were not the first sun and
planets to develop, in all the thousands of
galaxies that we can see through our telescopes.
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(Continued in {HRI 20010829-pi3-V1.1} 'The Denial')
Koos Nolst Trenite "Cause Trinity"
human rights philosopher and poet
'God gave Solomon wisdom
and very great insight,
and a breadth of understanding
as measureless
as the sand on the seashore.'
1 Kings 4:29
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From: 'The Nature Of The Cosmos As Seen From Earth' (Version 1.0)
(29 August 2001 - Issued 4 Oct 2002)
http://www.googlegroups.com/group/sci.anthropology/msg/f981b3d5b6f2bcf1?fwc=1
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