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==Little Consensus Regarding a Gravitational Process==

==Little Consensus Regarding a Gravitational Process==

Gravitation is described in commonly taught high school and university physics textbooks<ref>Introduction to Gravitation, Griffiths</ref><ref>Modern Electrodynamics, Jackson</ref> as a natural law that is constant.  It is rarely, if ever, treated as a theory with little proven background.  The Holy Bible offers no support for the [[theory]] of gravity.

Gravitation is described in commonly taught high school and university physics textbooks<ref>Introduction to Gravitation, Griffiths</ref><ref>Modern Electrodynamics, Jackson</ref> as a natural law that is constant.  It is rarely, if ever, treated as a theory with little proven background.  The Holy Bible offers no support for the [[theory]] of gravity.  Modern [[scientists]] still offer little support for this theory, merely claiming that objects are attracted to one another due to something called [[mass]], which they also cannot prove exists.

==Gravity and Modern Physics==

==Gravity and Modern Physics==