Originally posted by Grampy Bobby The sheer numbers of animals goes up when you remember that it was two each only of the 'unclean' animals. It was seven each of the 'clean' animals.
Reference source for the correction?
WTF
even I know this!
as does anyone who has played more than a handful of pub quizzes
as does anyone who has played more than a handful of pub quizzes
.... and "does anyone who has played more than a handful of pub quizzes"
know to "... include the weight of the sins of all mankind [past, present and future]
which were imputed to Christ and judged."?
Originally posted by Suzianne Well, judging from my inexact polling numbers, a shocking number of those who believe in the veracity of the Bible do not understand that it was a lot more than simply "two of every animal" on board the ark. I doubt the scientists took it into account, no.
I would guess, however, that that number would safely leave plenty of room for those animals onboa ...[text shortened]... ter all, they were on the ark nearly a year waiting for the waters to abate and the land to dry.
Originally posted by Great King Rat I think it's great that theists often proclaim that science is false, guesswork, wishful thinking, trying to minimize god and/or corrupted, except when science can be used to strenghten their preconceived notions. Then they like to use "science" to their advantage.
Reality is the issue... scientific and non-scientific people attempt to objectively apprehend it.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Reality is the issue... scientific and non-scientific people attempt to objectively apprehend it.
Never mind science how about just plain common sense. What I really want to know the more I read these stupid, repetitive threads about stuff in the Bible like Noah's Ark that is clearly mythological is WTF is wrong with you people? Seriously, WTF exactly is wrong with you people?!?!??!!!!!!
It's frustrating. A bunch of idiots the whole bloody lot of you.
Originally posted by Ullr Never mind science how about just plain common sense. What I really want to know the more I read these stupid, repetitive threads about stuff in the Bible like Noah's Ark that is clearly mythological is WTF is wrong with you people? Seriously, WTF exactly is wrong with you people?!?!??!!!!!!
It's frustrating. A bunch of idiots the whole bloody lot of you.
"If God didn't exist, what possible difference would it make whether or not people put their faith in Him?" -JV
I respect your right to an opinion. Would you prefer that the "bunch of idiots" thought and acted exactly like Ullr?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby .... and "does anyone who has played more than a handful of pub quizzes"
know to "... include the weight of the sins of all mankind [past, present and future]
which were imputed to Christ and judged."?
Irrelevant. You play "holier than thou" and don't know the
basics about the book your faith is based on. Shocking!
Originally posted by wolfgang59 Irrelevant. You play "holier than thou" and don't know the
basics about the book your faith is based on. Shocking!
There's new bible doctrine, rationales and applications to learn every day; otherwise a believer's growth to maturity is stunted. I care greatly about God's evaluation of my thoughts and deeds. Human criticisms I leave in His hands.
Noah's ark is nonsense. Did these so-called scientists explain how the insects and arachnids could survive under 5 miles deep of water ? The pressure would flatten them all. With the supposed ferocity of the rain little could survive on the surface of the water. The 'flood" fable is a retelling of the Babylonian flood fable of Ut-Napishtm ( a story which was carved in stone 1500 years before the Hebrew fable was said to have taken place).
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Originally posted by caissad4 Noah's ark is nonsense. Did these so-called scientists explain how the insects and arachnids could survive under 5 miles deep of water ? The pressure would flatten them all. With the supposed ferocity of the rain little could survive on the surface of the water. The 'flood" fable is a retelling of the Babylonian flood fable of Ut-Napishtm ( a story which was carved in stone 1500 years before the Hebrew fable was said to have taken place).
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I'd like to learn more about the "fable of Ut-Napishtm" and will search for information online. Thanks, caissad4.
10 Apr '14 00:49
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