Sentences with phrase «just live on this planet»
There is no God, Heaven, or Hell (except for Rap Music), there is just our lives on Planet Earth.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/
Maybe in the distant future with complete automation, people won't actually have to work at all and we just live on this planet with robotic servants essentially.
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«It's just a fact that we live in a world where half the population on this planet, if you criticize your leader, you could go to jail or worse,» Bezos said at the time.
«It's just a fact that we live in a world where half the population on this planet, if you criticize your leader, you could go to jail or worse,» Bezos said.
just hope you might find something hopeful and meaningful to live for before the end of your days on this planet.
If someone isn't even bright enough to realize that Joseph Smith was a con man, and invented a bogus religion with magic underwear, golden plates, polygamy, racism, and Gods living on other planets, then you're just not smart enough to be President.
When I look up at the stars in the night sky, it is obvious to me that there are many suitable planets where life has taken hold just as it has here on Earth.
God did not see fit to remove all other life forms from planet earth on October 25, 2003, and so we shared that day with our parents, our grandparents, our aunts and uncles, our friends, our church, our neighbors, the church custodian, the band, the caterers, the photographer, the nursery staff, the people who honked their horns when they saw «Just Married» sprayed in shaving cream on our car windows, and the people who didn't.
Just fyi, I am not a religious person and I believe everyone on this planet has the right to live their life as they see fit as long as they are not hurting others.
Even one of the greatest minds to ever live on this planet said religion is childish and if you stop to think about it, you just might realize how stupid and ignorant you really are???
SMH — Don't think that just because you're living on a planet that might «seem» to be unique that it actually is.
Imagine the billions and billions of life forms since the beginning of life just here on this planet that have suffered death or have been eaten alive by predators.
I just watched the movie «September Dawn» where on 9 - 11 many Americans lost their lives to this cult and I spoke with my Son about this movie where they believe by killing gentiles (anyone not a mormon) that they are saving us, and we can go to the planet kolob and be a god.
Even with all there «reason» and facts, it would still just suffice to say, «we are alive, we are animals, and we live on planet earth.
What you are wasting is a lot of time and energy on being angry at others, hating anyone who isn't JUST LIKE YOU, and waiting to die so you can gather your reward in heaven... all the while you are missing out on a wonderful life, right here, on this planet.
Scientists wouldn't be able to send spacecraft to find out if there was life on the planets because in the best case scenario, it would take 39 years just to get there.
Don't all Christians believe that God is just one of many gods that live on planet Kolob?
It was just by «random chance» that the sun is the perfect distance from the earth so we don't get baked or frozen, that the moon is the right distance and size so the tides don't flood us, that the earth rotates so we are evenly heated, that water - which is absent on other planets and vital to our life - is present here, that there is a balance of living things to keep each other in check.
Why would a Nobel Prize winning geneticist — someone who knew more about the basis «stuff» of life than just about anyone else on the planet — propose such a far - out theory?
Just as our physical bodies have evolved to suit the particular conditions on this planet and that of no other known to us, so our minds and spirits have been shaped by our experience to be at home in the particular historical period in which we live.
We just happen to be on one of the billions / trillions of habitable planets and that's just for life as we understand it to exist.
Stars, planets, moons, earth and all living things on it just don't appear out of nowhere.
As the tiny microbe adapting itself into a human space traveler over the billions of years on this planet we have a far greater responsibility to keep this life moving than we would if it was just some supernatural beings universe where the deity already knows everything that is ever going to happen.
I just realized that an eternal being creating the universe in 7 days and 8000 years of total existence defies the logic of what has been proven by some of the brightest minds ever to live on this planet.
It is just biology and happens to virtually all life forms on this planet.
«We have reached the end of an avenue of inquiry where we know that just as we have determined that the perpetual motion machine is impossible, so the creation of our universe, life on this planet, and natural selection preserving purely random genetic mutations in a population are wholly insufficient as adequate theories of how we got to where we are today without some «external to our known universe» influence.
Atheists are happy just to have the pleasure of our lives on this fantastic amazing planet.
I think we are just part of the equation of evolving the same as any other living creature or plant on this planet.
You just can't accept the fact that you are NOTHING special, no more important than any other living thing on this planet.
So not to beat a dead horse I just think we are far from saying ok eat these 3 things and every person on the planet will enjoy perfect health and live well over 100.
Ultimately I believe our health and wellbeing, and that of our planet, depends on society realising just how vital it is to live as toxin - free as possible.
JUST WHAT PLANET DO YOU LIVE ON?
My reply is that if all the statistics of all the evangelistic crusades reported in just the last 10 years were accurate, then we would be living on a planet fully Christianized — several times over.»
«He served a purpose in coming here and that was just one of the ways he affected life on this planet.»
«Look at what, in just 100 years, we've done: We're supposed to be the top mammal on the planet, but we've managed to completely erase the mammalism in our lives.»
You may know him as the enthusiastic paleontologist at the end of the Dinosaur Train episodes, but Dr. Scott is not just interested in the history of life on our planet, he's interested in the future of it as well.
«If David Cameron thinks it is acceptable for Mr Hester to receive this vast bonus then he is not just out of touch with most people in Britain, he is living on a different planet.»
Work to identify the «habitable zones» in which such planets might exist has turned up some startling insights — not just about them, but also our own planet (see «Goodbye, Goldilocks: is life on Earth heading for an earlier demise?
And maybe even by the time they're in a university, and hopefully before then, it'll just be a fact that there is life on some of those planets.
We won't begin to know just how likely or unlikely the origin of life was until someone manages to get life to evolve from scratch in the lab or discovers life that originated independently, perhaps on another planet.
In this slim but absorbing introduction to the epic search for life on extrasolar planets, Sasselov explores how astronomy, geology, and biology are conspiring to give us a radical new vision of a universe in which our living Earth is «just another planet.»
«There are plenty of reasons to be optimistic that we will find hints of extraterrestrial life within the next few decades, just maybe not on an Earth - like planet around a Sun - like star.»
More than just a geologic curiosity, finding water on Mars has major implications for the search for life, because the presence of H2O greatly increases the odds that living organisms once thrived on the planet, and perhaps still inhabit it today.
It is now clear that early in Mars history, liquid water on or just inside the planet did indeed persist long enough to alter rock and, possibly, sustain the origin of life.
It is also possible that other forms of life just as old may exist elsewhere on the planet
Unencumbered by human frailties, Curiosity — like the rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which survived on the Red Planet years longer than expected — will be free to hunt for E.T. «If we find evidence for life on Mars, boy, are we just gonna go wild with speculation about how common it is in the universe,» says Lou Friedman, a former scientist with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena and cofounder, with Carl Sagan, of the Planetary Society.
What's more, one of the planets is in the stars» habitable zone, the region around the suns where temperatures are just right for liquid water — and therefore maybe life — to exist on a planet's surface.
If there is life on the Red Planet — even just alien microbes clinging to existence in isolated refuges — any biological contamination we import from Earth could cause an ecological and scientific catastrophe
But if pushed to the limit, it just might be able to provide the first indication of life — a telltale molecule, such as oxygen, in the planet's atmosphere — on a super-Earth circling another star.
The private space flight firm's plan to send a lander to Mars in 2018 isn't just ambitious — it's our best chance yet of finding life on the planet