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Thread ID: 93943	2008-10-07 21:29:00	Noahs Ark. Where did all the water go?	Happy Harry (321)	PC World Chat

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710469	2008-10-08 18:07:00	[QUOTE=DemonHunter;716928]Ok, lets take a minute to go through these statements. Please don't refer to Carbon/Radiocarbon dating either because this is not accurate past 50-100,100 years. Carbon dating not accurate after 100 years lol. Silly me not thinking about taking juvenile T Rex onboard I sure small ones only weigh a few tons. I am not sure how you would label me as for religion not sure aethist agonistic make the grade. So what do you call a person like me who thinks religion has caused heaps of wars and is a false hope for weak people. People who cant understand the concept that when you are dead its all over? Where did all the water go it didnt go anywhere because the world didnt flood. It cant flood like the bible says because instead of rising to great heights the water would flow through passes and valleys in mountain ranges and flow to the sea Why would the sea flood up high on mt ararak in Turkey instead of flowing to the sea. The whole world isnt just the middle east, nz and st helena would be covered but theres no geological evindence of giant flood here up to 10 000 yrs ago.	prefect (6291)
710470	2008-10-08 18:11:00	Use the faith Luke.	R2x1 (4628)
710471	2008-10-08 18:16:00	The most dangerous thing in the world: partially evolved monkeys that believe they were made by a god and have a book to prove it. Also dangerous are partially evolved monkeys writing on internet forums about how dangerous partially evolved monkeys are who read books and moralise about other partially evolved monkeys who write about the other partially evolved monkeys. Yeah.	Deane F (8204)
710472	2008-10-08 18:21:00	Of course it helps to remember that the Bible as we know it is an assemblage of short stories (books) translated from oral and written history from up to 2500 years ago or more. It was hand copied in Latin for centuries, with all the personal variations or errors the poor old monks inserted, then sanitised into english by order of King James, subject once again to the skills and abilities of the translators, and their personal views. The King James Version was translated from the original languages - not the Latin Vulgate. After all, the Vulgate was the Roman Catholic version - and King James wanted a Church of England version.	Deane F (8204)
710473	2008-10-08 19:30:00	[ Silly me not thinking about taking juvenile T Rex onboard I sure small ones only weigh a few tons. No, no, the dinosaurs were gone by then. Although funny there isn't any mention of them at all in that book. And it also says that rainbows were then created as a sign no more nasty earth covering floods would happen. Makes you wonder what happened to the laws of physics before then........water droplets obviously didn't refract prior.	pctek (84)
710474	2008-10-08 19:35:00	Behold now, Behemoth, which I made as well as you; He eats grass like an ox. Behold now, his strength in his loins, And his power in the muscles of his belly. He bends his tail like a cedar; The sinews of his thighs are knit together. His bones are tubes of bronze; His limbs are like bars of iron. (Job 40:15–18) Now that seems to be describing a dinosaur, no?	wratterus (105)
710475	2008-10-08 19:58:00	We are ALL people of faith and if you don't believe me, ask yourself this - what caused the Big Bang ? Christians believe God did it, atheists believe - aah - there was the biggest M-F'er of an explosion that created the Universe and it blew-up out of nothing? This thread is a waste of time by people who have totally unprovable views and that includes all of you . Peace, bro . :thumbs: Actually a good theory about the big bang is that it was caused by the implosion of a previous universe, and that it's just a big cycle of expansion and retraction . Christians don't believe god created the big bang . . . at least not from any biblical proof . It was created wholesale . Read genesis .	Thebananamonkey (7741)
710476	2008-10-08 20:52:00	I definitely don't believe in the big bang. First, there was nothing. Then it exploded. And created some microscopic life form, that slowly started growing...seriously, wtf. Believing there is a god and that he is all powerful isn't a patch on believing that, IMO.	wratterus (105)
710477	2008-10-08 21:02:00	I definitely don't believe in the big bang. First, there was nothing. Then it exploded. And created some microscopic life form, that slowly started growing...seriously, wtf. Believing there is a god and that he is all powerful isn't a patch on believing that, IMO. First there was everything. Then it exploded and got real big. Real fast. Nobody said there was nothing. They just said it wasn't very big.	Thebananamonkey (7741)
710478	2008-10-08 22:18:00	Behold now, Behemoth, which I made as well as you; He eats grass like an ox. Behold now, his strength in his loins, And his power in the muscles of his belly. He bends his tail like a cedar; The sinews of his thighs are knit together. His bones are tubes of bronze; His limbs are like bars of iron. (Job 40:15–18) Now that seems to be describing a dinosaur, no? Nope, because grass didn't exist back in the dinosaurs times either.	pctek (84)
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