depthdeception said:
The fact that dinasaurs exist in the first place may decieve
Dinasaurs either way decieve
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depthdeception said:Do you think a God who deceives (places dinosaur bones to make us think they existed) is worthy of worship? I don't.
strikerchris0411 said:The fact that dinasaurs exist in the first place may decieve
Dinasaurs either way decieve
Haggai said:Millions of years ago? And you are a Bible beleiving Christian? The Bible's timeline is no longer than 7,000 years. This earth did not exist millions of years ago.
depthdeception said:No, the existence of something cannot be deceptive.why?
It is others' conception and teaching about the existence of something that is deceptive.
Then you can't say that dinasaurs never existing can be decieving
He point is, dinosaurs existed. One can either accept it and make theological sense of it, or one can deny the existence of something which GOd has created and spread false ideas about it.
So now you are right and people that say they didn't are wrong. YOu weren't alive to see it firs hand, you can not say you are right and others are wrong.
also don't get mad, I just wanted to see what yall think.
strikerchris0411 said:Then you can't say that dinasaurs never existing can be decieving
Sure I can, because dinosaurs did exist. Therefore, to say they didn't, or that their remains were simply placed on earth, shows that GOd is deceptive. Such an idea should be rejected.
So now you are right and people that say they didn't are wrong. YOu weren't alive to see it firs hand, you can not say you are right and others are wrong.
Yes, I am right. I wasn't alive to see the Holocaust. That doesn't mean it didn't happen (even though there are some who believe it didn't). The facts are facts, though. Therefore, to deny the same is just foolish.
also don't get mad, I just wanted to see what yall think.
Don't worry, I don't get mad. It's only a forum, after all.
I agree with your biblical scenario of long life spans accounting for creatures in the fossil record which no longer exist in those gigantic forms today. In creationist literature though, the existence of fossil fuel depostis like coal and oil plus massive fossil burial graveyards of dinosaurs and other archaic creatures is evidence of their mass extinction as a result of the world-wide Flood. The longer life spans of mastodon, wooly mammoths and 10 generations of Noah's descendents may also account for their distinct morphologies in the fossil record after the Flood and ensuing Ice Age receded.tommiegrant said:Now consider this as man populated he needed more room and who wants to share their living area with really big predators. So he man killed off the the critters he did not want around. This with shrinking habitate would creat an estinction scenario not unheard of. Think about all the places that the Griuzzly Bear use to roam comparedto now. See What I mean?
In The Love Of Christ, Tom
depthdeceptionSure I can said:Unless you are 100% sure, which is impossible then you can't say that someone saying opposite what you say is decieving. No matter what evidence says, unless God comes down here and says they did we will never know.
Yes, I am right.
That means someone who doesn't agree with you is wrong
I wasn't alive to see the Holocaust. That doesn't mean it didn't happen (even though there are some who believe it didn't). The facts are facts, though. Therefore, to deny the same is just foolish.
But can you osay 100% that it did happen?
Don't worry, I don't get mad. It's only a forum, after all.
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