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Question on Noah's Ark
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Did you mean "build"?
You completely missed my point, which for obvious reasons, I can understand.
Yes, thats what I meant, sorry, I'll correct it
Care to elaborate your point?
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You might wanna lurk some more here, chief.
Flat earth and heliocentrism are favorites around here among the educatees.
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Then they missed a few, didn't they?I think the inquisition killed most of them if they did.
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You don't see the Bible being sold in the FICTION section, do you?
Apparently there was a mix up at Costco back in 13
Costco Accidentally Labeled The Bible As "Fiction"
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Go figure!
Wouldn't it be nice if academia realized its assessment of the Bible was a "mix up" as well?
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LOL
Where did that come from!?
Question: Does academia say that the Bible speaks of a flat earth, as well as heliocentrism?
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The predictions of the story are easily tested.
Irrelevant. No matter what incarnation of the story you use, the basic testable predictions are the same. It predicts a universal genetic bottleneck as well as a global geological layer of flood deposits. Neither of both exists.
Irrelevant as well. After all, the story could be wrong about the data and correct about the event.
The problem is that the evidence shows that they event never happened. Not last century, not during the 6th dynasty, not ever.
If it happened, at any time, there should be a universal genetic bottleneck. But there is no such bottleneck. Therefor, it never happened. It really is that easy.
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As I said... if you are going to make such unfounded assumptions, you might as well start arguing for Last Thursdayism.
If these are the standards you are going to employ to justify belief, then you'll believe just about anything anyone's imagination can produce.
That's fine off course... Believe whatever you wish.
In such case though, obviously you don't care about rational justification for your beliefs.
As for me, I'll shelve you in the tin-foil-hat category.
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You can say this. It is a valid english sentence. They are words that are grammatically correctly strung together.
But it means nothing.
You end up butt-hurt in the end when science cannot save you.
That assumes that I require any "saving".
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