If you think you're in a hurry

[MaxPC]

If You Think You’re in a Hurry, You Have No Idea How Fast You’re Really Getting There
Msgr. Charles Pope • June 5, 2018

Have you been feeling a little rushed lately? Well, you might be surprised to find out how fast you’re actually moving even when you think you’re “standing still.”

Earth, at the latitude of Washington, D.C., is spinning at a rate of about 750 miles per hour [1].
At the same time, the spinning Earth is rotating around the Sun at approximately 67,000 miles per hour [2].
And the Sun around which we move so rapidly is itself rotating around the center of the Milky Way Galaxy at about 483,000 miles per hour [3].
Finally, the whole universe is spinning and moving outward at about 1,339,200 miles per hour [4].

It’s dizzying to consider our speed and motion: a spinning earth, rotating around a sun, which is rotating around a galaxy, which is rotating around a spinning universe. So, if you think you’re standing still, think again; we are actually hurtling through space at mind-boggling speed.

Yes, you’re on the move. You’re moving so fast you met yourself coming back! Don’t let anyone tell you you’re loafing.

Here are some biblical “speed texts.” Hurry up and read them!

Look! The Lord advances like the clouds, his chariots come like a whirlwind, his horses are swifter than eagles (Jer 4:13).
I will hasten and not delay to obey your commands, O Lord (Psalm 119:60).
Hurry! Go quickly! Don’t stop! (1 Sam 20:38)
God has told me to hurry (2 Chron 35:21).
From http://blog.adw.org/2018/06/think-youre ... y-getting/

[lesterb]

This is one reason that I believe the universe is the result of specific design by a master planner. It takes serious design to have a universe of this kind of complexity continue to "work" like clockwork without smashing.

To expect this kind of order to accidentally evolve out of the utter chaos that would be produced by an event like the "big bang" seems a bit far-fetched.

[MaxPC]

This is one reason that I believe the universe is the result of specific design by a master planner. It takes serious design to have a universe of this kind of complexity continue to "work" like clockwork without smashing.

To expect this kind of order to accidentally evolve out of the utter chaos that would be produced by an event like the "big bang" seems a bit far-fetched.

Amen and amen