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AV1611VET why do you insist on making yourself out to be a complete idiot? perhaps you don't see it because of your crazy belief system and maybe the people around you all act the same, but believe me that's how you come across.
If you mean He cleaned up the mess afterward -- yes.
(Remember, kids, Chatty Cathy says, "If you spill something -- directly intervene to make it look like it didn't happen.")
Then I'll take it with a grain of salt.No, we mean removed all evidence that a global flood occurred.
If you mean He cleaned up the mess afterward -- yes.
(Remember, kids, Chatty Cathy says, "If you spill something -- directly intervene to make it look like it didn't happen.")
Ah, so God is equivalent to a kid that spills milk.
So you think in terms of a global flood?I like to think of him more as a kid in a sandbox. And after he makes all his little people, he realizes he made them sin too much, so he picks a few of the 'best' ones, take them out of the sandbox, and pours a giant bucket of water, destroying everything.
you would think that a deity as claimed in the bible wouldn't need to make a mess in the first place. I guess no one [or god] is perfect...If you mean He cleaned up the mess afterward -- yes.
(Remember, kids, Chatty Cathy says, "If you spill something -- directly intervene to make it look like it didn't happen.")
I explained why He did what He did.you would think that a deity as claimed in the bible wouldn't need to make a mess in the first place. I guess no one [or god] is perfect...
I explained why He did what He did.
Eliminating them in a moment of time would have left no time for repentance.
As the saying goes: There are no atheists in foxholes.
True or false, the point I'm making is quite clear; is it not?Your saying is false.
True or false, the point I'm making is quite clear; is it not?
I understand your point, its just false. Does god explain that he cleaned up after the flood. true or false?True or false, the point I'm making is quite clear; is it not?
I explained why He did what He did.
Eliminating them in a moment of time would have left no time for repentance.
As the saying goes: There are no atheists in foxholes.
I explained why He did what He did.
Eliminating them in a moment of time would have left no time for repentance.
As the saying goes: There are no atheists in foxholes.
No -- not that I know of.Does god explain that he cleaned up after the flood.
Elohim -- because Noah preached righteousness to them for 120 years.Exactly who would a person raised in a culture with no real knowledge of Yahweh repent to and why?
This is a global flood right? where in the bible did it say he preached to every person ignorant of god?Elohim -- because Noah preached righteousness to them for 120 years.
2 Peter 2:5 And spared not the old world, but saved Noah the eighth person, a preacher of righteousness, bringing in the flood upon the world of the ungodly;
No -- not that I know of.
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