Over 8 billion of us are all passengers on the Earth as our planet navigates its way across the universe.
So exactly what is the Earth doing as we ride along?
The Earth is spinning on its axis at 1,000 miles an hour…
Orbiting the Sun at 66,600 miles an hour…
Our entire solar system is blazing across our galaxy at 543,680 miles an hour.
The Milky Way, our galaxy mentioned above, is soaring across the universe at 2.23 million miles an hour.
All totaled then, the Earth is constantly moving at an aggregate speed of 2.84 million miles an hour. And, once again, we’re all passengers on this miraculous journey.
So at Ride the Earth® we’ve created t-shirts that are designed to tell a story about who is behind our planetary flight throughout the stars.
And here is a glimpse at one of the stories our shirts have been designed to tell:
If you accept the fact that the Earth is constantly tearing through space at 2.84 million miles an hour, and you actually take the time to think about that, you can only come to (2) possible conclusions:
The 1st choice:
The Earth, the Sun, the trillions of galaxies and the countless stars all formed themselves…from nothing. Then they set themselves to turning and to burning…somehow. Then, finally, they continually maintain their perfect orbits and their ideal relationships…by sheer luck, or by random chance. And that’s not just an unlikely scenario, that’s an impossible scenario. (See the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics).
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The 2nd choice:
Someone has to be the Captain of all these flying celestial ships, including the Earth. And that someone would have to be powerful beyond our wildest imaginations, and would also have to be the very definition of what we would call God. And here’s how the Bible described that individual 2,000 years ago –
“Jesus is the image of the invisible God. For by Him all things were created, both in the heavens and on Earth, visible and invisible. He is before all things, and in Him all things are held together.” Colossians 1:15-17
That should pretty much sum things up. And that same Jesus, the God over absolutely everything in the heavens and on Earth, desperately longs for an eternal relationship with every single one of us. Founded upon His unconditional love and based upon the fact that we were all created, made, to have that relationship with Him. And we’re literally empty without it.
That relationship is available anytime and anywhere by simply inviting Him into your life.
As for a 3rd choice? There isn’t one.
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What people are saying:
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The Ride the Earth T-shirts are phenomenal. They show how the movements of the earth could not have happened by chance. They have also been conversation starters focusing on the need for a creative universe designer.
Charlie D. - Wisconsin
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When I have a chance to talk about my shirt with others, I always conclude by mentioning that God designed our world perfectly because He dearly loves every one of us - and that He is absolutely delighted when we love Him back!
Donn S. - Michigan
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My Ride the Earth t-shirts have been a tremendous opportunity to start spiritual conversations and share my perspective on creation when I talk with non-Christians. With Christian friends, it gives me the opportunity to encourage them to share their faith in Jesus Christ. And I love the design and quality of the t-shirt.
Carlos B. - Argentina
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My Ride the Earth tee is fantastic! The graphic is eye-catching and the message is clear, we live in an awesome universe created by God. And the shirt fits great too!
Bil B. - Virginia
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I am enjoying my Ride the Earth T-shirt. I am a numbers guy and enjoy seeing all the figures on the shirt. The MPH numbers on the shirt are amazing in the magnitude of how fast the earth is speeding through space.
Larry L. - Florida
