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Maybe they didn't destroy things, maybe others destroyed things.Giant skeleton conspiracy.
"Reports that the Smithsonian destroyed skeletons of giant humanoids to preserve the narrative of evolution are fake news."
Fact remains that there are several cases of 'disappeared' and / or destroyed evidence.
It's about what people should or should not believe.And they have the people under their control now?
Yeah, very convincing argument.Nonsense!
It's about what people should or should not believe.
I see you're SDA.
You must be familiar with the concept of 'the great controversy'.
I know of that photoshop contest.My friend since high school send me a photo of the giant that was found and she was all excited. I couldn't believe she had fallen for this--she was an operating room nurse, very intelligent, and very medically aware--yet she didn't spot the very obvious---the skeleton in the picture was totally articulated. Doesn't happen unless they're a mummy to hold it together. I called her. It just had not occurred to her.
The picture was from a website that held contests for photo shopping. People would submit all sorts of pictures that they had either doctored or had made from scratch--it was awesome. It was my favorite website--they sold it, and the ones that took over didn't do it the same way, the contests were less often, not very many of them and not very good anymore. It was called worth1000 I believe. Can't remember the name of the site that took over, I quite going to it. But the original site taught me to not trust in photos ever again!
There are also fakes made, like that mermaid you have probably seen as well.My favorites were the pictures of Pegasus. Absolutely beautiful and looked absolutely real. They had pictured of mermaids, mermaid skeletons, you name it--they had a contest for it and the pictures could be totally realistic. I really like the photo shopped celebrities. They would label them as "without makeup" and put all sorts of acne, wrinkles, skin tags, warts and other skin horrors and they could look so real it was unnerving and terribly funny.
So, when you notice citing official denial doesn't have the impact it has on you, you stoop to ridicule.The earth is flat!
Geocentrism is true!
The earth is hallow!
Lets see, what else can we start?
God Bless
Till all are one.
But where's the logic in thinking that because there was a photoshop contest, any bit of evidence is therefore fake?
That doesn't make sense.
I know of that photoshop contest.
But where's the logic in thinking that because there was a photoshop contest, any bit of evidence is therefore fake?
That doesn't make sense.
There are also fakes made, like that mermaid you have probably seen as well.
There are also misinterpretations of animal remains, there are also hoaxers and misleading websites and pages.
This however doesn't discredit te other evidence.
It just means you have to be careful with who or what you believe.
But that's always the thing with religious subjects.
You have to be able to discern and be sceptical.
Denying everything isn't being discerning and sceptical, denying everything is just another form of blind faith.
I understand what you say.That is the point--discernment. Using our God given brains to spot the fakes. To sort through evidence. To sort through the bible for what words mean, in their original language and to that culture. Research can be very time consuming but needs to be done esp. in this day and age. Our eyes and minds can be tweaked too easily any more. I tell you right now, I am not going to believe in all these skeletons being found but that nobody can find. It's like certain gold plates that only certain people supposedly saw and then they were taken to heaven and nobody can examine them now. Yes, faith is great, and Jesus blesses those that believe, but He didn't deride Thomas for doubting, He just showed up and proved it to Him. That is all I say--prove it, some things you just should not take on blind faith.
So, when you notice citing official denial doesn't have the impact it has on you, you stoop to ridicule.
On the other hand, i can relate to the frustration of others dismissing your view...
I prefer to stick to where the evidence itself leads to.
But i do have a tendency to favour controversial and / or minority views.
I'm one of those folks who believes what's in the Bible, for example.
I understand what you say.
I agree with you actually, but i draw different conclusions.
"Prove it" you say.
I'm wondering what you make of this then:
(posted earlier)
I'm wondering what you make of this then:
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