The Creepy-Crawly Kind

[Deadbolt]

Nice to see AV1 is still as inane as ever. It'd be interesting to see how many Creationists actually agree with his ideas (Providing they understand them, I kind of do but I have to be in a bad place sanity-wise)

 

[EternalDragon]

Nice to see AV1 is still as inane as ever. It'd be interesting to see how many Creationists actually agree with his ideas (Providing they understand them, I kind of do but I have to be in a bad place sanity-wise)

I agree totally with AV on biblical matters. Except when he is obviously joking.

This is what the Ark probably looked like based on the dimensions given. It was HUGE.

 

[Saleena]

2,743,527 posts? O_O

 

[Mr Strawberry]

I think this obsession that unbelievers [supposedly] have with what was and was not on the Ark borders some kind of manic-depressive behavior.

Which symptom of manic depression are you thinking of?

 

[Lethe]

2,743,527 posts? O_O

I'm guessing you're referring to AV1611VET, our resident troll and non-contributor who brags proudly that he has never answered a question.

 

[CabVet]

2,743,527 posts? O_O

You can get to that too if you have a lot of free time and use it to post numbers here:

http://www.christianforums.com/f705/

 

[Saleena]

You can get to that too if you have a lot of free time and use it to post numbers here:

http://www.christianforums.com/f705/

But but...

 

[Valiantis]

When they build that in the creation museum how much money is that going to rake in?
apparently they have already taken in 5 million dollars so far in donations just to build it.

Have you seen the size of the book store on the creationist museum web site?
they must make millions just selling books to creationists.
What a brilliant scam.

 

[Lethe]

When they build that in the creation museum how much money is that going to rake in?
apparently they have already taken in 5 million dollars so far in donations just to build it.

Have you seen the size of the book store on the creationist museum web site?
they must make millions just selling books to creationists.
What a brilliant scam.

I wouldn't be so sure. Their revenue has been down ~10% year over year (from memory, apologies on accuracy).

They can't do that for another two years and stay open. Hence, ziplines, and other cheap gimmicks have been added to try to get people back.

http://news.cincinnati.com/article/...Staff-member-shocked-Creation-Museum-zip-line

Staff member struck by lightning at creation museum. Zeus's wrath can be rough.

 

[Bill Shadowcat]

I got no real problems with the creepy-crawly kind. Spiders and such are kinda cool.

But the devil made wasps without a doubt.

 

[Valiantis]

I wouldn't be so sure. Their revenue has been down ~10% year over year (from memory, apologies on accuracy).

They can't do that for another two years and stay open. Hence, ziplines, and other cheap gimmicks have been added to try to get people back.

http://news.cincinnati.com/article/...Staff-member-shocked-Creation-Museum-zip-line

Staff member struck by lightning at creation museum. Zeus's wrath can be rough.

I did not know that.

So there is hope for those children yet.

 

[Deadbolt]

I agree totally with AV on biblical matters. Except when he is obviously joking.

The difference is obvious? I do not recall that ever being the case.

 

[lasthero]

I agree totally with AV on biblical matters. Except when he is obviously joking.

This is what the Ark probably looked like based on the dimensions given. It was HUGE.

What's the point of the gigantic fin at the left end of it?

 

[Deadbolt]

What's the point of the gigantic fin at the left end of it?

I saw an AiG "documentary" about it. Apparently some small boats from the ancient middle east had a fin like that so they decided the ark must have had it as some kind of stabilizer to keep it from getting tossed around too much in the flood.

Of course this is not very biblical, I would think you'd need some kind of scriptural passage to the effect of "And lo' God spake unto Noah saying "Place a totally rad tailfin upon the rear of the ark, for this will be awesome and please me. And then shall ye plate the tailfin in chrome and lower the chassis so that it may ride low upon the waves and garner the attention of all the chicks" And Noah did these things as God commanded and lo, it was so done as God had commended unto him"

 

[EternalDragon]

What's the point of the gigantic fin at the left end of it?

The wind that pushes the waves will push the fin, pushing the ark and make it run into the waves so the ark does not capsize and roll.

Similar to this:

NFA Simulation of a Planing Boat in Waves: View of Bow Looking Up - YouTube

 

[Valiantis]

If God is performing miracles by the dozen to sort things out only a man writing a story would even think that something like that would be needed, they keep switching from, 'God is all powerful and can do anything' to 'God needs a little help here and there from physics'.

It is a story for children and only children would believe that it happened, that is why believers need to be born again to believe it, the clue is in the 'born again' part.

 

[USincognito]

I'm surprised no one beat me to this yet...

An inordinate fondness for beetles.​

 

[Split Rock]

I got no real problems with the creepy-crawly kind. Spiders and such are kinda cool.

But the devil made wasps without a doubt.

I agree with you 100% Wasps are the Devil!