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#7. 

I abandoned that in favor of believing that the animals were teleported back to their specific ecological niches, à la Acts 8.My over site, I do understand that this was all one continent (Pangea). I should have mentioned that.
Now, what is this change of mind about #4?
I'm glad someone likes it!Oh my goodness AV, I just started reading through your list. Please don't get me started.
I like #11.
#7.
Enough for now.![]()
I'm glad someone likes it!![]()
I suspect you're trying to pull me into a trap.Okay! Now just one clarification I want to be sure I don't misunderstand. The Tower of Babel story has always fascinated me. This is where God gave everyone a different language and scattered mankind around the world to where they are now, not to mention being really naughty people for trying build a tower to Heaven. But this is the general idea of scattering the people and language that we have to day isn't it? Just want to be sure?
I suspect you're trying to pull me into a trap.
Language has evolved since the days of Babel.
I don't want to discuss "today" ... let's stick with "yesterday" ... shall we?
Why don't you ask those who taught you?I'm just wondering if the confounding of language and dispersal of people around the world is what we are supposed to be taking from the story? All a need is a "yup" or "nope". It's what I've been taught. Have I been taught correctly?![]()
Why don't you ask those who taught you?
If you didn't believe them, are you going to believe me?
Okay, Rick, I'll bite.I am asking you for a second opinion.
Okay, Rick, I'll bite.
I don't really care to discuss much of things that happened after 96 AD, but let's see what happens.
Yes, the confounding of language and dispersal of people around the world is what we are supposed to be taking from the story.
Do you believe Shem, Ham, and Japheth were real people?Thank you. We agree on the meaning of the story. No more questions concerning it.![]()
Do you believe Shem, Ham, and Japheth were real people?
Do you believe Shem, Ham, and Japheth were real people?
Nobody went to Africa?I don't know about today, but Jacobean English was replaced with a handful of new languages.
I would assume they grouped into large cliques, then the split occurred, isolating them on four different continents: America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
Ya ... ain't that something!?Umm, that isn't Scriptural support for the claim that the Bible was written in English. That's just you claiming that the word books refers to the Bible.
I suspect you're trying to pull me into a trap.
Language has evolved since the days of Babel.
But they were not Jews they were Noahians. Pork was completely acceptable to the Noahians.Shem and Japheth, maybe, but Jews would never name a child after a pork product (ham is a pork product in Jacobean English, right?) so Ham was probably a completely different child of Noah who just happened to have the same name.