God gave the Gospel 1500 years to get up to speed in the Eastern hemisphere of the globe.
Then another 500 years in the Americas.
Then, the moon was consecrated to Him, when Buzz Aldrin celebrated the Lord’s Supper as the first meal taken there.
The Martian sol is 37 minutes longer than an earth day. That’s a bit of a hint, IMHO.
After you.
I think if God wanted us to live on Mars he would have put us there. But hey if he allows us to make it there and figure out a way to live there then maybe just maybe its part of his plan for some of us. I dont think i will see it happen in my life time here on earth. Maybe we should start a topic asking “Will living on Mars save us from Gods wrath on Earth?” That maybe an interesting conversation. @Dr_S i dont know sometimes i wish he would visit someone like he did with Moses and tell us what he want us to do
Consider what God did for us on earth. We have liquid water, breathable air, and a magnetic field to protect us from solar radiation. If God has not similarly made provision on other planets, it is perhaps not his intention for us to live there.
Sorry, I could not stop laughing at this. Such a human response. Here is a garden, green land, fruit trees of every kind, unlimited supply of water, enjoy and be happy. Nah, I’m going to go over her and live in the desert.
Peter
Deserts cry out for the human touch, for joyous gardeners to care for them.
LOL, not the way I see it. What they do is scream, “I have no water, food, shade or shelter for you – I just wanna be left alone – you pesky kids get on outta here!”
I “foresee” us putting a colony of robots (with ai) there before we ever make a serious try to get humans there. Look at the Artimis II mission, with several exploratory trips around the moon??? – (My inner skeptic begs to ask: Why the need to scope it out if we have really already been there? Hmm? #moonlandinghoax) – Right now we have a mars rover on the moon that has sent tons of photos (and a few selfies) back to earth of the red planet, nice, but why not send something truly constructive, like insects, mice, plants, water, and some other basics to test to see how the environment of mars affects them within an enclosed habitat environment? I think they don’t because they are not serious about humans going. They have, however, tested mars soil and rock to see what valuable elements could be mined… So that should show you where their plans lie. Robots can mine, why send humans?
Why climb Mount Everest?