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Noah's age

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    Salaam,

    29.14 And We had sent Noah to his people, so he stayed with them one thousand years less fifty calendar years. Then the flood took them while they were wicked.

    Does this mean that Noah lived for roughly 950 years? ? ?

    Peace

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      Peace YankeeDoodle,

      Sorry, this post slipped through the cracks.

      You stated,

      I cannot imagine a single mass exploding into debris in space forming into perfectly round objects and of course also non define objects

      I'm no scientist, but just a quick guess, I would presume the eventual shape of space debris would have much to do with it's relative speed, rotation, and where it ends up. For instance, something spinning at 17,000 miles an hour, while caught in orbit travelling 20,000 miles an hour would become round from mere friction. Kinda like how river rocks are more smooth the older they are.

      Peace,
      Tay

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        PEACE

        Very interesting topic. It's kind of hard to get my head around free will and fatalism. To grasp this concept I always thought of it as though, yes we do have free will, but obviously God is not confined to space and time as we are. So fatalism does exist as far as ONLY with God as he already knows our choices like opening up a book and seeing the ending.

        But I guess there's more to it looking at this topic. Anyway that was my 2 cent. Keep debating people

        PEACE

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