So are you saying that the question should never be asked?They don't accept it because there is no evidence that it is true, and plenty that it is not true.
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So are you saying that the question should never be asked?They don't accept it because there is no evidence that it is true, and plenty that it is not true.
So are you saying that the question should never be asked?
There are no rocks older than the creation of the earth. The Flood and its aftermath simply rearranged them. Now if God in His wisdom had decided to make some appear older than others than that is God's business. Scientific presumption not greater than God and His word
The problem with your comment is you ignore the fact the Egyptian nation, kingdom and empire survived 2000 BC without any bother.TasManOfGod said:Strange that You would think that the first thing you would do as a torrent of water was gushing through your tent is quickly grab your chisel and start writing about it.
So are you saying that the question should never be asked?
So Jesus was wrong in referring to Noah then?The question WAS asked---and answered, in the negative, 200 years ago. The reasons it was answered in the negative then, are still reasons to answer in the negative today, and today we have still more reasons to answer in the negative. Judging from the evidence, there has never been a flood of global extent. Some massive regional floods on occasion, but not a global flood.
Archie the Preacher said:2000 BC is roughly about the end of the first kingdom - the Old Kingdom - of Egypt. But no one in Egypt made a note of it.
The Flood occurred 2500 bc There maybe something "Egyptian" prior to that which I am not aware of but I tend to think that the land would be disturbed so much that even pyramids would not survive.The problem with your comment is you ignore the fact the Egyptian nation, kingdom and empire survived 2000 BC without any bother.
If I remember correctly, the ancient Egyptians did have a flood event in their history. It seems to be a variation of the Enuma Elish; much further in the past than 2000 BC (give or take a bit).
Therefore: To avoid being destroyed in the Flood, the entire history of Egypt began after the flood. All the pyramids and such were built at some point after 2000 BC. Is that your understanding?
Making something appear old is not sinful otherwise Adam would have started life as a (wombless) feotus and there would be only be plant seeds in the Garden of Eden to begin with. Is that deceitful?Science begins by making no assumptions about the age of the Earth.
The created world is part of God's revelation, just as Scripture is - it is his natural revelation. If you are saying that God deliberatly left false information in his creation, that is no different than saying he left deliberately false information in Scripture.
TasManOfGod said:Now if God in His wisdom had decided to make some appear older than others than that is God's business.
So Jesus was wrong in referring to Noah then?
More importantly He didn't dispute the Genesis account. (well after all He was the author)Not at all. Noah could well have experienced a great flood. Jesus doesn't mention the extent of the flood.
I submit, your honour, that my client had no intention to defraud and that this preposterous suggestion is a figment of the accuser's mind.You are saying God falsified evidence. Your statement claims God committed fraud. I suggest you withdraw the statement.
Heb 1:1 Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophets,More importantly He didn't dispute the Genesis account. (well after all He was the author)
Making something appear old is not sinful otherwise Adam would have started life as a (wombless) feotus and there would be only be plant seeds in the Garden of Eden to begin with. Is that deceitful?
Really? Since when are full grown men born, able to walk and talk?Adam, even assuming he sprung up fully grown, which is not really described, would have had every evidence of being exactally the age he was.