"The retrograde rotation of Venus is believed to be due to the simple mechanism of the collision of a fairly large asteroid early in its history."
Exactly, these are things that are easily explained by natural laws - no deity required 
Lets talk about the big bang.
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May 9, 2019
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May 9, 2019
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trump2020maga1 wrote:
Haha,your pretty close with your age guess. You ever look at Uranus with a telescope hahaha! Come on its funny. Now it's your turn to make a Uranus joke
You do know that any member under the age of 13 is supposed to be supervised by an adult?
I'm over 13
I'm pretty sure a asteroids that big would destroy the planet
And what about all the galaxies that spin backwards
stephen_33 wrote:
trump2020maga1 wrote:
Haha,your pretty close with your age guess. You ever look at Uranus with a telescope hahaha! Come on its funny. Now it's your turn to make a Uranus joke
You do know that any member under the age of 13 is supposed to be supervised by an adult?
Worst Uranus joke ever
May 9, 2019
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trump2020maga1 wrote:
And what about all the galaxies that spin backwards
If you have a sincere & genuine interest in learning the answers to such questions, then a little searching on your part will soon find some.
If you don't really want to become better informed, nothing I say will change that.
May 9, 2019
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trump2020maga1 wrote:
If the BB where true then wouldn't all matter be evenly distributed through out the universe? It's not. Also what about some planets spinning the wrong direction? There are even moons and galaxies spinning the wrong direction.
Interplanetary collisions were quite common in the early days of the solar system.
Was actually much like a pinball game.
May 9, 2019
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trump2020maga1 wrote:
I'm pretty sure a asteroids that big would destroy the planet
Yes. Such collisions often vaporized one or even both bodies.
But then the dust would eventually settle, and form new bodies.
Our moon was the result of such a massive collision.
May 9, 2019
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#31
It's now well established that the early Earth collided with another proto-planet about the same size as Mars & the impact eventually created our Moon. We can be certain of this because the rocks brought back during the Apollo program show a very great degree of similarity with those on Earth.
stephen_33 wrote:
trump2020maga1 wrote:
And what about all the galaxies that spin backwards
If you have a sincere & genuine interest in learning the answers to such questions, then a little searching on your part will soon find some.
If you don't really want to become better informed, nothing I say will change that.
Hmmm, not a great argument
trump2020maga1 wrote:
stephen_33 wrote:
trump2020maga1 wrote:
And what about all the galaxies that spin backwards
If you have a sincere & genuine interest in learning the answers to such questions, then a little searching on your part will soon find some.
If you don't really want to become better informed, nothing I say will change that.
Hmmm, not a great argument
You should try blowing the raspberry or something. It might be more convincing😃
May 10, 2019
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#34
trump2020maga1 wrote:
stephen_33 wrote:
trump2020maga1 wrote:
And what about all the galaxies that spin backwards
If you have a sincere & genuine interest in learning the answers to such questions, then a little searching on your part will soon find some.
If you don't really want to become better informed, nothing I say will change that.
Hmmm, not a great argument
It's not an argument as such, more a statement of fact. Either you want to become better informed about such matters or you don't - only you can answer that.
May 10, 2019
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All of the observations you've cited so far have entirely naturalistic explanations.
May 12, 2019
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#36
trump2020maga1 wrote:
I'm pretty sure a asteroids that big would destroy the planet
If you ponder on the reasoning behind that statement, you might begin to understand why you believe quite a few things that are scientifically proven to be false.
Elroch wrote:
trump2020maga1 wrote:
I'm pretty sure a asteroids that big would destroy the planet
If you ponder on the reasoning behind that statement, you might begin to understand why you believe quite a few things that are scientifically proven to be false.
Phtphtpht
May 12, 2019
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#38
So is there any actual logic to this 6000 year old Earth crap?
Or is it all "Phtphtpht"?
Yes there's logic.
Uranus, hahahahahahahahahaha! I don't know who named that planet but he must be funny
That kind of comment prompts me to ask how old you are - 12/13/14 perhaps?
A moment's search would have answered your question..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranus
"Uranus (from the Latin name Ūranus for the Greek god Οὐρανός) is the seventh planet from the Sun"
"Uranus is the only planet whose name is derived directly from a figure from Greek mythology, from the Latinised version of the Greek god of the sky Ouranos."
Haha,your pretty close with your age guess. You ever look at Uranus with a telescope hahaha! Come on its funny. Now it's your turn to make a Uranus joke