Either that, or you need a gospel truth like the bible. One or the other, basically.Quote:
2) You need facts. Cold, hard, definite facts.
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Either that, or you need a gospel truth like the bible. One or the other, basically.Quote:
2) You need facts. Cold, hard, definite facts.
You can't just sya 'Bible! I'm right!' You have to admit the shortcomings of your theories, as scientists do.Quote:
Originally Posted by nik0tine
Err... What? Laughabley true? I don't really understand, I'm afraid.Quote:
What's laughable is how true it is.Quote:
This is a laughable belief. Ask any animal husbandrist.
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No. You don't. You need facts. The Bible is just the veiws and beliefs of one group of people. Facts are universal and ultimate. What's a fact now, has been and always will be. Whether we know the facts is different. But that's the essence of science! Discovery! Not accepting what you already 'know'.Quote:
Originally Posted by nik0tine
If you aren't born again you should be afraid.Quote:
Err... What? Laughabley true? I don't really understand, I'm afraid.
AHEM. *pokes Traitorfish*
Again, what? What are you talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by nik0tine
:pQuote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
Goddmait! Why does everyone keep doing that? You should show your saracsm, or something. It's hard to pick up tone through text. At least use smileys or something... I stand by what I said, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
Well, -ish...
This thread amuses me. http://fools-gold.org/forum/images/smilies/WA07.gif
I would say that it amuses me as well, but the Bible specifically forbids amusement of any kind.Quote:
This thread amuses me
This thread is my religion.
From now on all my sarcasm will be written in "sandy brown."
wow err thats nice.
Don't burn me as I don't have a religion I just follow one while being a sod and denying it.
If christianity is so violent in the past and the Bible promotes and encourages retro violence then I'm not surpised how messed up the Irish religion fight is.
Don't burn me plz.
OK, and all Raging Against the Machine will be written in bold red.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
Unless it came down already, and isn't there anymore. Which answers your next questionQuote:
Originally Posted by The Man
Where did it come from? How about the seventh layer of our atmosphere? Where'd it go? How about the ocean, for one? (By the way, it's believed that the weight of the water pushed up the earth in different spots, so Everest wasn't as high before the flood.) Where's the evidence? Why are there fossilized sea creatures on top of Mount Everest? Why are they stuck in the ice, many feet below the surface? They weren't put there by climbers.Quote:
The flood covered the highest mountain tops (Mount Everest?) with fifteen cubits to spare (Genesis 7:20). Where did all the water come from? Where did it all go? Why is there no evidence of such a massive flood in the geological record?
The author of Genesis was Moses. And it doesn't mean he believed genetic characteristics are determined by what the parents see at the moment of conception, it means he believed God worked a miracle...in his goats.Quote:
Jacob displays his (and God’s) knowledge of biology by having goats copulate while looking at streaked rods. The result is streaked baby goats (Genesis 30:37). The author of Genesis (God?) believed that genetic characteristics of the offspring are determined by what the parents see at the moment of conception. This is a laughable belief. Ask any animal husbandrist.
I dont get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack