Subduction Zone
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You have already shown that this isn't true, by forcing questionable traditional interpretations and constructing a straw man argument with them. As an example of this critics continually argue that a 'ship' the size of the ark would not be seaworthy. When anyone points out that the ark was not a 'ship' they refuse to abandon their 'ship' argument, but press it even further.
No, you have not been consistent. You have your own interpretation of the Bible that you call "literal" when it clearly is not. And where did I make a starwman argument? Just because something is not your viewpoint does not meant that it is the viewpoint of other Christians.
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