Does the existence of a beautifully polished stone prove the existence of a divine polisher?
826335
This is just like that watch question right? Well there is a possibility that the perfectly polished rock got perfectly polished by random unintentional events. The divine polisher is therefore time. But then maybe the rock in reality is not actually beautifully polished but we perceive it that way, because of the limitations of the human mind. And maybe when we say that the universe is complex and that complex things need a craetor, maybe it is not complex, we just perceive it that way. There is no ultimately creator.
92292
Gems - diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires - just need to be cleaned and polished. They already exist in a usable form (after you cut and polish them.) You just need to wash the dirt away. \n\nOres are big piles of dirt that have bits of metal (iron, lead, silver, gold) in them. You have to refine the metal out and melt it into bigger pieces. It is a little like evaporating salt water to get salt.
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Kirlian photographs don't show auras anywhere at any time in any thing. All that Kirlian photographs show is the dispersal pattern of water molecules ionised by an electric field.  No aura of any sort is produced.\n\nIf you are asking if you can produce a Kirlian photograph of an idol then the answer is yes, provided the idol is moist and not in a vacuum. You can produce a Kirlian photograph of anything if it is moist and not in a vacuum. You can produce a Kirlian photograph of a garden gnome provided you wet it with the hose first. In fact you can produce a Kirlian photograph of  the garden hose itself.\n\nKirlian photographs are a hoax, a fraud, a scam for the gullible. Unless you want to suggest that garden gnomes and garden hoses also have 'auras' that much is obvious.
62076
A\nB would be for a polished surface,\nC and D are never true (although on a macroscopic scale it can appear that they are).
183571
How can you prove that it does exist?  Faith is not proof it is opinion.
602544
THANK YOU! I believe, in all sincerity, that everything that exists is a reflection of the Divine. So, I ought to be able to look at ANYTHING and learn something about Deity. Kind of like looking at an artist's work and knowing from that work something about not just the art but the Artist too. Being what I am, which is human, it should be easier to see Divine attributes mirrored in things like me. In other words, I ought to be able to look at other people and see or learn things pertaining to the Divine Nature. So I check out the race as a whole. One constant that I find all over the world and down through time is ... Humor! With that in mind the answer to your question is a definite ... YES! And with THAT in mind ... Ain't it a relief knowin' that? LOL! ~ Peace & Blessings ~
483801
Obviously, proof is a little hard here. It is quite impossible for anyone to PROVE they know anything about this topic.\n\nTry reading Dante's "The Divine Comedy". It is quite intriguing to say the least.
731055
I think u are referring to the pillar of delhi..\nno one has not yet been able to give its exact composition as one is not allowed to take its sample..
764489
Cool.  \n\nI don't have to suppose that - the Divine Source doesn't do judgement.  Or punishment or reward.
1155590
No one can say for sure, for proving Gods existence would remove the need for faith. Without faith God does not exist.\nThe concept of Gods was created by every culture independent of each other. Can the whole of humanity be wrong?
556384
I think you have that backwards.  There are no physically existant tablets of emerald (or jasper, or tanzanite garnet) which were engraved with the writings.  There are no Atlanteans, much less Atlanteans who are responsible for its writing.  And there probably never was a Hermes Trismegistus either.  The Emerald Tablets of Hermes is an ordinary book that was written in the 12th century in Latin.  And while it is possibly a redaction of an older 9th century Arabic text, both the 12th and 9th centuries are decidedly post-biblical. It was quite common at that time for authors of mystical texts to attribute their writings to someone older and long deceased but reknown, in order to lend their work more credit.  It was also common for some of them to invent fantastic tales that anyone with a shred of common sense would realize were complete and utter tosh.
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Gemologist identifies and grades diamonds and gemstones
621131
Duhh, haven't you seen the paintings?!  That must be proof, after all--someone HAD to have seen it to have painted Him doing it right?
763236
A good question. There is as much *** proof *** of his existence as there is for all the other deities and pseudo deities.\n\nNote the word *** proof *** here meaning "not what some mortal scribbled down in parchment a few hundred years AFTER the alleged fact, THEN had it translated - several times - interpreted and re-written."
941880
False.  GOD is the Author of all magick.\n\nBlessed Be
609335
hmm78 is wrong. any jewellery piece can say that on it, fake or real.\n\nhttp://www.finishing.com/321/44.shtml
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I would take it to a professional appraiser and ask what he/she says first, but I have been watching Antiques Roadshow for many years and it seems to me that they always tell people NOT to polish their metal antiques because dealers and collectors really like the patina.