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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.
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.
You'll know -- believe me -- you'll know.
Well, we might start by asking who made the predictions. Would they not try to be involved in seeing if they are true? Science ia a belief system that exists to get around God the best way they know how. Their mandate is to constantly seek out new ways, when they get busted on the old ones over time! They brag about this even...OK, now is my question: Has anyone actually gathered the data to verify these predictions? If so, could you give a link to it? I'd dearly love to have something that directly supports a biblical creation to show my evolutionist friends, instead of arguing incessantly about holes in the evolutionary theory. Or, if no one has gathered this data, why not?
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?
I knew you were going to say that. I wonder why you won't tell me when I investigate the universe as per Romans 2 how I know I am seeing God. Tell me how when I look at the world around me, I know I am seeing God.You'll know -- believe me -- you'll know.
So it's God's fault, right? not theirs?Getting back to the subject, "The Flood," the Christian geologists looking for the Flood layers were expecting to find them. They didn't.
You're asking whose fault it is that what they're looking for isn't there? Isn't it more important that what they're looking for isn't there?So it's God's fault, right? not theirs?
Could it be that the problem lies in what they define as an acceptable 'layer'?
Well, we might start by asking who made the predictions. Would they not try to be involved in seeing if they are true? Science ia a belief system that exists to get around God the best way they know how. Their mandate is to constantly seek out new ways, when they get busted on the old ones over time! They brag about this even...
Yes, some assumptions are made about mutation rate and generation time, which can't be directly observed but are expected to be the same. First, the genes must be read to determine a distribution and rate of variation in an allele. The mutation rate analysis will give a number of generations, and the generation time of current species is used to turn that number into a number of years. If you go by the Bible, I'm guessing you'd predict that any deviation from what is observed now would be toward longer lifespans and less mutation, right?In my opinion, you are not going to win with this line or reasoning. You try to follow a bottleneck....how? What basic assumptions are made? Unless the evolving and genetics were the same then as they are now, that is a useless endeavor. If they were the same how did we live 1000 years?
So it's God's fault, right? not theirs?
Could it be that the problem lies in what they define as an acceptable 'layer'?
I've only been saying that for what? five years now?Could it be that it isn't there to find?
Then in the next breath you will say that the flood actually happened.I've only been saying that for what? five years now?
But you guys insist there should be one; then you whine you can't find it.
Yes -- the Flood actually happened; is there a problem?Then in the next breath you will say that the flood actually happened.
Yes -- the Flood actually happened; is there a problem?
I've only been saying that for what? five years now?
But you guys insist there should be one; then you whine you can't find it.
Problem? not for me or mine, are you saying that nutty thinking like this is quite normal in parts of the US?Yes -- the Flood actually happened; is there a problem?
Yes -- the Flood actually happened; is there a problem?
If you mean He cleaned up the mess afterward -- yes.Not as long as you're happy with the idea that God directly intervened to make it look like the flood didn't happen.
That's probably why you think it wasn't a flood -- you think it was 'magical'.And you whine on about this magical flood that wasn't a flood.
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