Is it God's will that Pluto should be a dwarf planet?

Answer 1

Mirium, why worry about anything then.

Answer 2

The dwarf planet Pluto is termed after the Roman god of the Underworld. The Disney character did no longer yet exist while the planet became into named. The planet became into named in March of 1930, some month after its discovery; the Disney character's first visual allure became into various months later, in an lively action picture reported as "The Chain Gang" released in September 1930. He became into no longer given the call Pluto on demonstrate screen until 1931.

Answer 3

There are uncountable objects--dwarf planets, if you like--all over the universe. They are numerous far, far beyond comprehension. Pluto is still in our solar family, it's just changed its role. What we think of it or call it won't make the slightest difference to the little traveler.

Answer 4

I think that Pluto was created that way but I do not think that God has anything to do with Pluto being classified that way. That is man's doing.

Answer 5

No, of course its not. Use your common sense. The planets, meteors, etc, are classified by man (normally highly educated and intelligent scientists). It has nothing to do with a "god". Don't you think he would have put something about it in that fiction, you call the bible, instead of waiting hundreds of years for them to be discovered.

Answer 6

Yes. It was also God's will that all of the planets should be named for the Roman Gods that they were associated with at their discoveries!

Answer 7

Maybe he has another classification for Pluto

Answer 8

Didn't Kirkegaard state, "to label me, is to negate me?" I guess what I am saying is, our society is concerned with labels. I don't think the creating force in the Universe is concerned about what English driven label we give to a celestial body...

Labels! Who needs them?

Answer 9

i thought pluto was a dog.

Answer 10

it's just man thinking, god just only smiling looking the conference