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Gravity is considered by scientists and [[evolutionists]] to be one of the [[fundamental forces]] of the [[universe]]. It is a theory which suggests that all masses are attracted to each other because of invisible particles called gravitons or invisible curves in [[space]]. It was Isaac Newton, the English scientist, who first suggested that it was the force of gravity which held the Moon in orbit around the Earth.
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Gravity is considered by scientists and [[evolutionists]] to be one of the [[fundamental forces]] of the [[universe]]. It is a theory which suggests that all masses are attracted to each other because of invisible particles called gravitons or invisible curves in [[space]].
 
 
[[Creationists]] are good enough to remind us that the Theory of Gravity is just that - a theory. It is not the ''Law'' of Gravity.
 
 
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Revision as of 17:28, March 11, 2007

Gravity is considered by scientists and evolutionists to be one of the fundamental forces of the universe. It is a theory which suggests that all masses are attracted to each other because of invisible particles called gravitons or invisible curves in space.

References