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Now that you are back, AV, do you have an answer to why God hid the geological traces of the Flood (and before you start: NO, that does NOT equal removing the water.)?Obviously you knew how I was going to reply, id est:
I'm impressed.
Now that you are back, AV, do you have an answer to why God hid the geological traces of the Flood (and before you start: NO, that does NOT equal removing the water.)?
I.e., he poofed the water out of existance. So, what happened to all the evidence that should exist? Why did he poof that out as well?God didn't "hide" anything.
He "cleaned up the mess" for sanitary and safety reasons.
Even the little ones?For instance, the dinosaurs would have been too heavy to walk on the water-saturated ground.
They were submerged. The 'germs' would of the deep-sea variety, and wouldn't have been much of a threat to humanity.Germs, of course, would have flourished with all those dead bodies around.
Yes, but why did he clean up the geological traces as well - lake varves that go on undisturbed straight through the supposed flood, for example? Nobody would have even noticed if he had left the disturbance the way it was.God didn't "hide" anything.
He "cleaned up the mess" for sanitary and safety reasons.
Dinosaurs survived the Flood? I thought they were left behind by Noah.For instance, the dinosaurs would have been too heavy to walk on the water-saturated ground.
What dead bodies? They were underwater for a year, after all - they were skeletons at best.Germs, of course, would have flourished with all those dead bodies around.
He could have also sent half the water and we would find it - with God, all things are possible, after all. Strange that he didn't want us to.You get the point.
Nature, by itself, would not have been able to do the job as efficiently.
This is why I say God could have sent twice as much water, and we'd never find it.
Dinosaurs survived the Flood? I thought they were left behind by Noah.
What dead bodies? They were underwater for a year, after all - they were skeletons at best.
No, he mentions a large animal with a tail that moves like a cedar. But anyway, when did they become extinct then?Job, Noah's descendant, mentions dinosaurs.
Thank you. Do you now agree that there was no need to make the fossils disappear?Good point --- very good point.
No, he mentions a large animal with a tail that moves like a cedar. But anyway, when did they become extinct then?
Thank you. Do you now agree that there was no need to make the fossils disappear?
God seems to like decieving his creation.
Is that why He left us a Book detailing what He did, and when He did it?
No, he mentions a large animal with a tail that moves like a cedar. But anyway, when did they become extinct then?
Thank you. Do you now agree that there was no need to make the fossils disappear?
Except he didn't, he had humans write it for him. Lazy god, can't even make a book on his own?
Oh, really?
He gave us Ten Commanments in His own handwriting, and we don't follow them today.
What makes you think He's going to give us the whole Bible in His handwriting?
Oh fantastic, he gave us 10 paragraphs out of 10000.
Because he's an omnipotent God that can make anything instantly?
Last time you asked a question like this, every single person answered yes, except for you. I predict that this will end the same way.Do you want Him to put an instant end to liars, murders, and thieves as well?
Do you want Him to put an instant end to liars, murders, and thieves as well?
... Yes? But I don't believe in your God, so I don't expect it to happen.
What does that have to do with anything?
Was just wondering if you are trying to be a Hubbard wannabe, or just aping him.
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