EnemyPartyII
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Um... isn't Noah part of the line of EVERYONE if we believe the story?
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Um... isn't Noah part of the line of EVERYONE if we believe the story?Noah is part of the line to Christ.
The OT is both a foreshadow of Christ...and His ancestry to human form.
Um, ok... big difference between "universal flooding" like your website talks about and an actual "Global Flood" where water covers every inch of land mass... those website appear to be talking about rising sea levels, which seems fine... NOT about the ocean covering everything.There's lots of evidence of a worldwide flood, and as I've mentioned before, even college Biology books are citing a massive flood several thousand years ago.
My Biology professor talked about a worldwide flood in great depth (even though he was not a Christian).
http://www.ucgstp.org/lit/gn/gn047/worldwideflood.htm
http://www.layevangelism.com/advtxbk/sections/sect-10/sec10-5.htm
That's just a couple but you can find a lot more if you look (or want to).
Seems like the usual cut-and-paste set of nutjobs to me.
Creationism & so-called Flood Geology are the biggest threat to Christianity going at the moment. They make Christianity into a laughing stock. If the devil were thinking of inventing a way of making Christianity look foolish he couldn't do better than the nutjobs that think there was a real flood.
Um, ok... big difference between "universal flooding" like your website talks about and an actual "Global Flood" where water covers every inch of land mass... those website appear to be talking about rising sea levels, which seems fine... NOT about the ocean covering everything.
Sorry, but the simple fact is, there is not enough water in the Hydrosphere of planet Earth to ever cover the entire surface of the planet, unless the entirety of the landmass was utterly flat and even.
Um... isn't Noah part of the line of EVERYONE if we believe the story?
Seems like the usual cut-and-paste set of nutjobs to me.
Creationism & so-called Flood Geology are the biggest threat to Christianity going at the moment. They make Christianity into a laughing stock. If the devil were thinking of inventing a way of making Christianity look foolish he couldn't do better than the nutjobs that think there was a real flood.
The biggest threat to Christianity is those who make a myth of God's Word so they can get the approval of the world. In all these Creation/evolution Flood debates, that fear of what the world thinks of us, is at the core for those who argue against the reality of those events.
We cannot serve two masters.
Um, ok... big difference between "universal flooding" like your website talks about and an actual "Global Flood" where water covers every inch of land mass... those website appear to be talking about rising sea levels, which seems fine... NOT about the ocean covering everything.
Sorry, but the simple fact is, there is not enough water in the Hydrosphere of planet Earth to ever cover the entire surface of the planet, unless the entirety of the landmass was utterly flat and even.
That's a pretty big assumption. Let's take a closer look at a few things.
First off you have men living 900+ years. To grasp that think of someone being born 1100 AD and still being alive today. Imagine that man to have to mental prowess of Da Vinci or Einstein or any of the great minds that in only a short lifetime made major contributions to mankinds advancement. One man alive for 900 years is more efficient than 20 men building on each others innovations.
Imagine a society were each man followed his own law so there would be none to hinder advancememnt like our society has over the last 2000 years. That type of hinderance has slowed us down by half if not more.
Research shows that nutrition has a large impact on intelligence. The world being young, their food would be still very nutritious in comparison to what we have today with the result that overall the intelligence of the general population would be greater than it is today and therefore the likelihood that the pre-flood population was not living in caves and rubbing sticks together for fire as you seem to assume.
Lastly there is the tendency to guage a civilizations advancement on a scale we are familiar with, so our archeologists look for signs that they are familiar with and miss the real advancements of that society.
After all we are still not sure how those early civilations built the things they did because we still would have difficulty duplicating them today with our own technolgy.
So we have the one camp that says the Ark was not possible because we can't duplicate it today with our level of technology and knowledge and another camp that says "God did it".
And me in another camp that says it is possible and did happen but with knowledge and technology that we haven't figured out yet.
The biggest threat to Christianity is those who make a myth of God's Word so they can get the approval of the world. In all these Creation/evolution Flood debates, that fear of what the world thinks of us, is at the core for those who argue against the reality of those events.
We cannot serve two masters.
All that said and done, if there were a big flood all the evidence of this technology would not have bee wiped away. There is a lot difference between building technology and scientific knowledge that induces a state of hibernation.
"...Creationism & so-called Flood Geology are the biggest threat to Christianity going at the moment. They make Christianity into a laughing stock."
Jesus said the Flood happened.
They're nutjobs because they don't agree with your way of seeing things
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