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I think Kepler would disagree. Johann Kepler coined a phrase that became a motto that was adopted by many Christian scientists, indicating that scientific research, ideas and discovery were “thinking God's thoughts after Him.

Thank you. The idea behind posting my concept here, was for an on point critical analysis, I still have hope of finding some on TOL. So please, with all sincerity, if you see, know problems with my concept, please let me know, I would love to hear them . . . as I don't see them.

Right Divider? [Staff Edit] Fundemental? maybe you should turn on your spell checker. BTW, so much for you reading my conceptual idea. "clock synchronization" is not applicable in my conceptual model. I use only use one clock, so there is no synchronization. and the one clock measures zero...

So, can we agree that accuracy is not important at this stage? Staff Edit - Real names are not permitted unless you are a public figure - now stop it. I brought up the term "accuracy" as I was foolishly sucked into one of your purposefully evasive responses, I will struggle not to do that...

LOL, Lets see if this can get the tooth out... Right Divider, Can/does a Tachometer measure the approximate number of rotation's in time? Dare I risk the tooth came out :( OK, I dare. Do you object to the use of an "accurate" tachometer, that is demonstrably accurate/acceptable to you, in the...

Lets try to pull this tooth in a different manner. Right Divider, do accurate "tachometers" exist?

You pick one that is acceptable.

OK, I will ask you, Right Divider: I have a rotating laser, and I want to know the rate at which it is turning, is it ok to do that, in the context of discovering the one way speed of light, using a device that measure rotations per second, YES OR NO

Wow, you are so afraid to answer a simple question. You have a rotating laser, and you want to know the rate at which it is turning, is it ok to do that using a device that measure rotations per second, YES OR NO :)

It is a very simple question designed to find out what specifically what clocks are OK and what clocks are not OK, so again is using a clock to measure RPS revolutions per second objected to? YES OR NO

Do you object to using a clock to measure revolutions' of a laser?

I don't think it is difficult to see the difference between a rotating laser and turning one on and off it off, they are very different. The question is and has been, is light a beam or does it have a tail? You can only tell by rotating it. If light is instant and you rotate it, it acts like...

Adam and Eve had all the virus, as viruses don't live outside a host. https://theologyonline.com/threads/adam-and-or-eve-had-all-the-viruses.54359/

Not true, no clock is needed other than the clock measuring the rotational speed of the laser. No clock is needed. If light is instant it can never hit the second satellite first, but if light has a speed, you can easily rotate if fast enough to where it will hit the second satellite first...

Your suggestion that the scholars that translated CEV, wanted to make my point about separating the light from shine, is bizarre. If your saying the scholars are "butchering" the translation, correct? Again Bizarre. How is separating light from shine in anyway simpler. It is more detailed...

I once wrote a note to Bob and I told him that I teach God and time are "mutually inclusive" he liked it, if you want the email I can forward it to you. The key to the phys.org is in its title " but it's okay" Since God and time are mutually inclusive... get rid of one and your rid of the other.

As far as using a Bible version that is easier to understand (for children) how exactly does that hinder the goal of understanding God's word? I do not if you are aware of this or not, but mankind is not as smart as we once were, and more importantly, figures of speech change over time. From...

Gen 1:3 God said, “I command light to shine! And light started shining. 4 God looked at the light and saw that it was good." CEV If, God did make a distinction between light and shine it would be wise for men to do the same or at the very least consider it. Making a distinction between light...

Does light have a trailing edge or a tail if you will. If light is instant than the off is just as fast as is the on, and no trailing edge. If light has a speed then it has a tail. A method to discover the one-way speed of light. To find out if light has a speed limit take it past that limit...

Your extremely rude and arrogant. I am not sure why you even replied, your responses were not substantive in any way. But anyway I will try else where to get a thoughtful response. Have a good day.