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You keep calling me a theist. Actually I am very much closer to panentheism.
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Yes, evidence, which, judging by your tripple questionmark, you are oblivious to.
What's your excuse as a theist to only know of naturalist points of view?
Quaker perhaps?You keep calling me a theist. Actually I am very much closer to panentheism.
Quaker perhaps?
I assumed a church is theistic.
Some use imagination to do away with the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.All these (mostly theosophical) conjectures have been debunked, refuted and exposed.
That doesn't stop millions to lap it up like sweet milk though..
I think that's rather rich coming from a Catholic.Christians who hide from, deny, or oppose reality hurt our credibility and hence our mission. Saint Augustine made that clear over 1,000 years ago.
You mistake "objective fact" with "worldly consensus".It's an objective fact that Genesis is indeed plagiarized, and indeed a myth. That's OK.
The Book of Genesis is largely based on the Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh. The idea that creationism should be taught in public schools alongside evolution based on a plagiarized myth is cuckoo for cocoa puffs.
Where ever you find flood plains you find flood myths. Flood plains flood, it's in the name.LOL----Noooooo---the flood happened before Gilgamesh---it was passed down orally until written down and Gilgamesh took the story of the flood and rewrote it to suit their gods--as in the flood stories from all over the world by other cultures,
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You've never seen a rainbow?ETA: A flood for which there is absolutely no evidence.
I've seen many rainbows. Yet I haven't been drowned in a five mile high flood.You've never seen a rainbow?
Where ever you find flood plains you find flood myths. Flood plains flood, it's in the name.
I've seen many rainbows. Yet I haven't been drowned in a five mile high flood.
ETA: A flood for which there is absolutely no evidence.
Plate tectonics.Then you tell me how sea life fossils ended up in mountain ranges.
Go ahead, I'm waiting. Lemme guess, something like "a prehistoric monkey decided to eat something from the sea and then carry its remains up into the mountains just to laugh at future humans who would later find it", right?
Then you tell me how sea life fossils ended up in mountain ranges.
Multiple stories of floods occurring at many different places are not the same as one big flood that covered the entire earth to five miles above sea level for about six months.
Evidence?
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