Impreccable proof for the Biblical Flood

chris4243 · Mar 12, 2011

Matthijs said:
Ah I cant link yet. Look up Johan's Ark on Wikipedia.

And the great thing is, I would have probably passed this guy when walking through town - I grew up near Schagen.

Johan's Ark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thanks. Interesting little boat he built.

Matthijs · Mar 12, 2011

Yeah I think it is kind of cool, and I am looking forward to the full-scale one.

The Bible says to use Gopher wood - my guess is that they were referring to the the lebanese Cedar that was famous at the time, although expensive.

But as it turns out, you cannot build it out of wood. Johan used wood over a steel hull because a wooden boat would collapse under it's own weight.

Agonaces of Susa · Mar 12, 2011

Lion Hearted Man said:
How about we extend our view from just America to the entire world?

Where's your 81% now?

At least 69% creationist and still only 16% atheist.

hillard · Mar 12, 2011

How many Americans say they are religious but are really not? how many say it just to get pass the polsters?
most politicians say they are but they are not, how many people in this world have never even heard the name Jesus?
at least 2/3rds of the worlds population are not christian, why are the countries with the most uneducated people the most religious? [that includes the US].

32 percent of Russians believed Earth was the center of the solar system and that the sun revolved around the earth, how many Americans also believe that? A third of Russians think sun orbits Earth? - Technology & science - Science - msnbc.com

Lion Hearted Man · Mar 12, 2011

Agonaces of Susa said:
At least 69% creationist and still only 16% atheist.

You can't really say that, because the majority of Christians outside the United States are not Creationists. And only about 50% of the US population can be considered Creationist according to the polls. But that's not even the point. The point was that the majority of religious people are not Christians. 51% of people are religions other than Christianity, whereas 33% are Christians. You said 81% of people are Christians, by simply using American demographics, which is misleading if we're talking about all people.

Matthijs · Mar 12, 2011

Why care how many people think Creationism is true? For the vast majority of time, people seem to have thought that the sun rotated around the earth. Are they less wrong for their numbers?

Not all opinions are equal. Some are well-supported with facts, coherent, and testable, others are not.

We find pretty much what we expect to find if Evolution is true. We have not found anything to support creation.

Simpels!

AV1611VET · Mar 12, 2011

Matthijs said:
We find pretty much what we expect to find if Evolution is true. We have not found anything to support creation.

Keep looking then, instead of whining.

Look for Enoch's remains while you're at it.

hillard · Mar 12, 2011

AV1611VET said:
Keep looking then, instead of whining.

Look for Enoch's remains while you're at it.

What about the tooth fairy? don't forget the tooth fairy.

Matthijs · Mar 12, 2011

Is this is where you darkly hint at the earth having been made exactly as if it was billions of years old 4000 years ago? Which was done by magic and that it just it? Because Enoch was transported into heaven by God-power?

Basically a world designed to look for all intents and purposes like Evolution us true?

hillard · Mar 12, 2011

If the bible don't say it then it aint true.

My father is my father cause my mother told me so.

Greg1234 · Mar 12, 2011

hillard said:
What about the tooth fairy? don't forget the tooth fairy.

Or man, intelligent design

hillard · Mar 12, 2011

Greg1234 said:
Or man, intelligent design

Yes just as gods were intelligently designed so was the tooth fairy, they both serve a purpose for some of us.

Greg1234 · Mar 12, 2011

hillard said:
Yes just as gods were intelligently designed so was the tooth fairy, they both serve a purpose for some of us.

Man. Don't run

hillard · Mar 12, 2011

hillard said:
Yes just as gods were intelligently designed so was the tooth fairy, they both serve a purpose for some of us.

Greg1234 said:
Man. Don't run

Sorry, just can't get myself to believe in myths and fairy tales.

AV1611VET · Mar 12, 2011

hillard said:
What about the tooth fairy? don't forget the tooth fairy.

What about the tooth fairy?

Maybe that's why you're not finding anything.

Like I've said before, if I were to sponsor a team of experts to find the Loch Ness Monster, and I overheard one of them calling her a myth, I would have him removed from the team -- pronto.

You guys expect not to find anything, then -- for some reason -- it's our fault when you don't.

Tinker Grey · Mar 12, 2011

So what exactly should we expect to find when we look for God? Be specific.

AV1611VET · Mar 12, 2011

Tinker Grey said:
So what exactly should we expect to find when we look for God? Be specific.

A reward.

Hebrews 11:6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.

Nathan Poe · Mar 12, 2011

AV1611VET said:
You guys expect not to find anything, then -- for some reason -- it's our fault when you don't.

You guys are the ones who say it's there -- but due to laziness, incompetence, pride, or a combination of all three -- can't even be bothered to look for it yourselves.

Doesn't stop you from insisting that we act like it's there.

Tinker Grey · Mar 12, 2011

AV1611VET said:
A reward.

Hebrews 11:6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.

That doesn't answer the question. Certainly I am rewarded when I see the mysteries of the universe.

What is it I am looking for in order to see God? How will I know I've seen God?

AV1611VET · Mar 12, 2011

Tinker Grey said:
What is it I am looking for in order to see God?

LSD

Exodus 33:20 And he said, Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live.

John 7:34 Ye shall seek me, and shall not find me: and where I am, thither ye cannot come.

If you think you're some kind of exception to this, you're not.

If God didn't reveal Himself to Moses, what makes you an exception?

Tinker Grey said:
How will I know I've seen God?

You'll know -- believe me -- you'll know.

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