Thomas O'Neal

Hello, today I will be linking the Big Bang with Christianity. While reading the bible, I have noticed a lot of empty spaces in the story, and that it is possible to perfectly fit some Atheist beliefs into them, just like when your putting together a puzzle, and you have 1 missing piece, but then you find the missing piece somewhere where you would never expect for it to be. First of all, in the bible, it clearly states that God created the Earth, and says nothing about the whole universe. Yes, I know in the bible it often says that God created the universe, but often in ancient times, people often referred to the Earth as the universe, since it's technically all that they know. Also, in most bibles it says that god created the Earth in 6 days, but it never says they were right next to each other in order, so this means that it's possible God made evolution happen, and this also gives a lot of space for the dinosaurs, since it never says what animals he brought to life too. In Noah's ark, it is possible to fit in 2 of all animals, since there might have been less animals.

Technically, there is no such thing as an odd number. The reason why is because, you can split numbers. This might seem to break the rules of Mathematics, but however it doesn't. In real life, which is what Math is for, you are able to split items. In example, You find 1 cookie, and your brother wants a cookie too, so you split it, 0.5 and 0.5.

Hello, today I would like to announce that it is possible to take a real photograph of the Milky Way instead of drawing a picture that probably looks like it. If we were able to find an entity with a mirror-like property outside of the Milky Way galaxy, and we looked in it with our telescopes, we might be able to find a reflection of the Milky Way galaxy, which would mean we wouldn't have to estimate what it looks like, because we would have an accurate picture of it.