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STILL no evidence FOR creation/ID

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Let's not look at "professional creationists" with this one.
Well, to be fair, there's only a few to look at.

Every time they come up with something,
Which is surprisingly frequent, given how few of them there are.
you guys go bananas.
What kind of banana though? The kind god made that fits perfectly in your hand?
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Or the one cross-bread by humans?

Even the boy who cried WOLF only got away with that what? three times?
Technically, creationists cry wolf with every claim they make. These are known as PRATT's.

Point refuted a thousand times - RationalWiki
 
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Technically, creationists cry wolf with every claim they make. These are known as PRATT's.
And yet people cry, wail, and whine for evidence.

Reminds me of Audrey yelling FEEEEEED ME!
 
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I just said that based on some studies, circumcision may have this benefit, although this reason alone probably wouldn't justify it. I think the more important benefits are health to both marriage partners, and function, but understand some disagree with this position.
-_- nearly all the health benefits associated with circumcision are rendered moot through safe sex practices and washing the penis with decent regularity. The only medical reason I can think of that warrants circumcision is if the foreskin is severely damaged, which does happen to some men throughout their life.

However, as for function of the penis, the foreskin contributes to the penis's function during sex in that it helps to lubricate it and protect it day to day. Removing it invariably makes sex overall less pleasurable and as I have mentioned before, can render people impotent.


If you believe that circumcision does have benefits, it fits in with God choosing as a covenant sign with His people, the same as with the dietary laws that prohibit unhealthy foods. If you don't, well, that's up to you.
Circumcision isn't considered to be so religiously affiliated with Christians as it is with Jews and Muslims. That is, the tradition has never been so strong with Christians in particular. This is why it is kinda uncommon for Christian men that don't live in the United States to be circumcised, and even there it wasn't so common until Will Kellogg popularized it in the early 20th century.

As for the unhealthy foods, while it is true that many of the food items prohibited in the OT were, at the time the book was written, difficult to store properly and often dangerous to consume, modern processes make those rules rather redundant. Plus, the OT also prohibits mixed fiber clothes, and I highly doubt you only wear clothing that follows that regulation. I also highly doubt that there were ever any health benefits to doing that.

Modern, "politically correct" studies. My experience agrees with the older studies, saying its caused by domineering mothers and weak fathers.
-_- so you would follow older studies that concluded mercury was safe? Finding the cause of homosexuality in and of itself defies political correctness, because if you know what causes it, that brings with it the possibility of one day preventing it altogether. An idea that is pretty polarizing.

If homosexuality were caused by the parents behaving a specific way, why is it highly atypical for all sons in a household to be homosexual, despite all of them growing up in that environment? Heck, domineering mother and weak father perfectly describes my upbringing, but I am as straight as a nail in an unopened box of nails. The upbringing argument has never been an adequate explanation for how some people end up gay and others don't, and even if it was, exactly how would that make homosexuality a choice? And how would it not being a choice matter in terms of sin?

It just sounds like you want homosexuality to be a choice because you can't personally stand the idea of the bible condemning people for something they cannot choose. Well, too bad. YHWH, if it exists, is not the same being as yourself, so why would all of its opinions on morality match your own?

There's a difference between a thought and lust.
From the perspective of the bible, there is no difference in thinking about grabbing a woman's breast and actually doing it, as far as sin is concerned. The language used is rather ambiguous, so it is hard to say if merely thinking a person is attractive counts as a lustful thought, but there is no question that thinking about having sexual relations with someone whom you are not married to is equal to actually doing it, as far as committing sin goes.

Matthew 5:28 "But I say to you that everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart."



Incorrect and irrelevant.
You can't state I am incorrect and give no reason as to why. If you aren't going to stop sinning, who are you to call out other people for sinning?

James 4:12 "There is one lawgiver, who is able to save and to destroy: who art thou that judgest another?"

Where does scripture say all sins are equal? All sin leads to death, yes, but not all sins are equal.
To be fair, this is a common misconception that I fell into, you are right, the bible doesn't say that all sins are equal. Weirdly, there is a disconnect between the OT and the NT on which sins are worse, though. The OT treats items such as idolatry and worship of other gods, as well as crimes related to pride, as the worst sins, while the NT treats adultery and other sins related to lust as the worst sins. Yet, Jesus associated with prostitutes, which makes it seem like even the worst of sins according to the NT didn't actually deter Jesus from interacting with the people that committed them.

The bible is never consistent upon giving a punishment based on sins for believers. Jesus died for your sins so you wouldn't have to. There aren't little words that exclude certain sins from that forgiveness. At most, the bible implies that Heaven is better for people that went out of their way to commit fewer sins than others.
 
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-_- nearly all the health benefits associated with circumcision are rendered moot through safe sex practices and washing the penis with decent regularity. The only medical reason I can think of that warrants circumcision is if the foreskin is severely damaged, which does happen to some men throughout their life.
I don't agree with a polygamous lifestyle, but do believe there are health benefits from circumcision even considering a monogamous relationship and regular washing. Personal comments on hygiene from nurses and carers support my view, and I think even the CDC's current approach is to recommend all men and parents be advised of the benefits and risks relating to circumcision (i.e. circumcision is worth consideration). I also understand the final decision will be based on a variety of factors and beliefs, many of which have two opposing but convincing sides.

However, as for function of the penis, the foreskin contributes to the penis's function during sex in that it helps to lubricate it and protect it day to day. Removing it invariably makes sex overall less pleasurable and as I have mentioned before, can render people impotent.
Other studies and comments find the opposite. My personal view is that males can be quite selfish, so if something is seen as a performance benefit for both marriage partners (and many females in general prefer it), and if there are no real problems with circumcision, what's the harm? This view does rely on the studies that indicate foreskin makes little difference, and is no more sensitive than the skin on the underside of the forearm.

Circumcision isn't considered to be so religiously affiliated with Christians as it is with Jews and Muslims. That is, the tradition has never been so strong with Christians in particular. This is why it is kinda uncommon for Christian men that don't live in the United States to be circumcised, and even there it wasn't so common until Will Kellogg popularized it in the early 20th century.
Its certainly not required from a religious perspective, but I still believe there were and are benefits to health. I thought the US was just bigger on health care spending, although a number of nations have followed suit with the trend.

As for the unhealthy foods, while it is true that many of the food items prohibited in the OT were, at the time the book was written, difficult to store properly and often dangerous to consume, modern processes make those rules rather redundant. Plus, the OT also prohibits mixed fiber clothes, and I highly doubt you only wear clothing that follows that regulation. I also highly doubt that there were ever any health benefits to doing that.
Its not about sin anymore, but I believe these laws were and are healthy. Even eating pork with all our modern technology can result in health issues (although I still eat on occasion).

-_- so you would follow older studies that concluded mercury was safe? Finding the cause of homosexuality in and of itself defies political correctness, because if you know what causes it, that brings with it the possibility of one day preventing it altogether. An idea that is pretty polarizing.
No. Mercury is demonstrably toxic.

If homosexuality were caused by the parents behaving a specific way, why is it highly atypical for all sons in a household to be homosexual, despite all of them growing up in that environment? Heck, domineering mother and weak father perfectly describes my upbringing, but I am as straight as a nail in an unopened box of nails. The upbringing argument has never been an adequate explanation for how some people end up gay and others don't, and even if it was, exactly how would that make homosexuality a choice? And how would it not being a choice matter in terms of sin?
This fits my own experience with the openly homosexual men I've met (where I've known or met parents also). Sex is always a choice, unless it is rape.

It just sounds like you want homosexuality to be a choice because you can't personally stand the idea of the bible condemning people for something they cannot choose. Well, too bad. YHWH, if it exists, is not the same being as yourself, so why would all of its opinions on morality match your own?
Sex is always a choice, unless it is rape.


From the perspective of the bible, there is no difference in thinking about grabbing a woman's breast and actually doing it, as far as sin is concerned. The language used is rather ambiguous, so it is hard to say if merely thinking a person is attractive counts as a lustful thought, but there is no question that thinking about having sexual relations with someone whom you are not married to is equal to actually doing it, as far as committing sin goes.

Matthew 5:28 "But I say to you that everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart."

You can't state I am incorrect and give no reason as to why. If you aren't going to stop sinning, who are you to call out other people for sinning?
There's a difference between a thought, and starting to act on it. I'm not God, but I think lust starts to kick in when we start to consider how to fulfil our desire (even if ultimately unfulfilled) without rejecting the idea based on it being a sin.

To be fair, this is a common misconception that I fell into, you are right, the bible doesn't say that all sins are equal. Weirdly, there is a disconnect between the OT and the NT on which sins are worse, though. The OT treats items such as idolatry and worship of other gods, as well as crimes related to pride, as the worst sins, while the NT treats adultery and other sins related to lust as the worst sins. Yet, Jesus associated with prostitutes, which makes it seem like even the worst of sins according to the NT didn't actually deter Jesus from interacting with the people that committed them.
Jesus can save from even the worst sins. He died for all, not just those who believe themselves to be less sinful (who are probably actually moreso).

The bible is never consistent upon giving a punishment based on sins for believers. Jesus died for your sins so you wouldn't have to. There aren't little words that exclude certain sins from that forgiveness. At most, the bible implies that Heaven is better for people that went out of their way to commit fewer sins than others.
The wages of sin is death?
 
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I don't agree with a polygamous lifestyle, but do believe there are health benefits from circumcision even considering a monogamous relationship and regular washing.
1. the bible is filled with polygamy.
2. Are you unaware that people can be born with STDs, such as herpes and HIV? As a result, you can live a monogamous lifestyle and still contract these diseases.
3. You can choose to believe that circumcision has some health benefits it hasn't been demonstrated to have if you want to, but keep the health choices to your own penis. Don't try to make that choice for other people. For example, I am well aware that sugar is addictive and that excessive consumption of it has many health consequences, but I would never outlaw candy just because of the health benefits.

Personal comments on hygiene from nurses and carers support my view,
I literally took college courses with nurses, I am a Biomedical Sciences major, for crying out loud. The only benefit of removing foreskin that has been established is a reduced chance of contracting certain STDs (or STIs, if you prefer). I suppose if you want to make a huge stretch, you could say it also reduces the chances of the complications of foreskin tearing, but that's like saying it reduces the chances of getting cataracts by removing the eyes. I mean, both statements are technically true, but the activity is far more extreme than is warranted.

-_- also, nurses aren't conducting scientific studies on how frequently certain events happen to the uncircumcised versus the circumcised, and anyone that takes especial notice of the trait is likely to live in a country in which being uncircumcised is super uncommon. You need equal numbers of circumcised and uncircumcised people to make a proper assessment of any benefits/detriments to either group.

and I think even the CDC's current approach is to recommend all men and parents be advised of the benefits and risks relating to circumcision (i.e. circumcision is worth consideration).
Yes, because like I have mentioned before, one of the only confirmed health benefits of male circumcision is that it reduces the chances of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. The other conditions listed that male circumcision reduces are related to infections of the foreskin itself. That is, since it isn't there to get infected, complications related to it getting infected are of course reduced. And i couldn't have cataracts if I didn't have eyes. Yes, even the reduction in penile cancers is tied to infections in general and the area itself not existing to become cancerous.

This is a more complete version of their stance on the matter:
"Although health benefits are not great enough to recommend routine circumcision for all male newborns, the benefits of circumcision are sufficient to justify access to this procedure for families choosing it and to warrant third-party payment for circumcision of male newborns. It is important that clinicians routinely inform parents of the health benefits and risks of male newborn circumcision in an unbiased and accurate manner."

Here is an article for the CDC's stance on male circumcision from 2017, which that bit is taken from, that you can read if you so choose. It outlines the benefits and risks of circumcision, as well as addressing criticisms of the CDC's stance that I think you will appreciate, seeing as the organization mostly defends the procedure. CDC's Male Circumcision Recommendations Represent a Key Public Health Measure

I also understand the final decision will be based on a variety of factors and beliefs, many of which have two opposing but convincing sides.

Other studies and comments find the opposite. My personal view is that males can be quite selfish, so if something is seen as a performance benefit for both marriage partners (and many females in general prefer it), and if there are no real problems with circumcision, what's the harm?
There are real problems with circumcision. Like any medical procedure, it can have complications, and given that it is by far not a necessary one and doesn't have particularly significant benefits (it mildly reduces chances of contracting certain infections, it doesn't eliminate them by any means). Since the foreskin does contribute to lubrication, its absence can make sex more painful for both parties.

I like to compare male circumcision to my mother deciding that my ears should be pierced when I was a baby, because she assumed I'd want to wear earrings when I was older. She was wrong, and now I am stuck with permanent scars on my ears because earrings met my mother's aesthetic preferences. I had tons of ear infections as a kid because of it, too.

Now, I understand very well that circumcision is far more significant than getting ears pierced is and that circumcision on babies is a far less risky operation than circumcision on older children and adults. But is that a reason to assume what the child will be happy with?

-_- by the way, do all the women that have told you that they prefer circumcised men live in a country in which circumcision is common? Might the normalization of circumcision be the reason why they prefer it rather than some sexual benefit? Then again, since circumcision makes it take longer for men to [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse], I could understand why some women would prefer it for that reason. However, I don't think the male sexual experience should be diminished on the basis of improving the sexual experience for their partner. Not without said male having a say in the matter.

This view does rely on the studies that indicate foreskin makes little difference, and is no more sensitive than the skin on the underside of the forearm.
Which you choose not to provide, but I find plenty which conclude that circumcision does have a negative impact on enjoying sex on the part of the men Male circumcision decreases penile sensitivity as measured in a large cohort. - PubMed - NCBI


Its certainly not required from a religious perspective, but I still believe there were and are benefits to health. I thought the US was just bigger on health care spending, although a number of nations have followed suit with the trend.
-_- on what planet do you live on? Male circumcision is not on the rise, it's on the decline.

Its not about sin anymore, but I believe these laws were and are healthy. Even eating pork with all our modern technology can result in health issues (although I still eat on occasion).
Well duh, since pork is rather fatty and like all meat, is dangerous undercooked. It's not as if Kosher beef is safe raw.

No. Mercury is demonstrably toxic.
Then don't argue that older studies are magically more reliable just because they agree with your views. I wouldn't trust studies that come from a time when Freudian psychology was big, seeing as the guy was high off of his mind on cocaine and immensely deprived of sex when he came up with his crap. I also wouldn't trust studies that come before brain scans were commonly utilized in psychological studies.

This fits my own experience with the openly homosexual men I've met (where I've known or met parents also). Sex is always a choice, unless it is rape.

Sex is always a choice, unless it is rape.
Anecdotal accounts aren't evidence for anything. I doubt you know all that many openly gay people, and you'd need to know thousands to have a hope of getting an accurate depiction of trends between them.

Also, saying that sex is always a choice unless it is rape is like saying the sky is blue except when it is any other color. No duh, the statements are true by definition, and are thus pointless to make.

Also, are you reducing sexuality to just sex? Because it goes beyond that, whether a person is heterosexual or not. Do love an emotional bonding not matter to you?


There's a difference between a thought, and starting to act on it.
No duh, but the bible says both are sins. It's legitimately impossible to avoid sinning, the bible makes that very clear.


Jesus can save from even the worst sins. He died for all, not just those who believe themselves to be less sinful (who are probably actually moreso).

The wages of sin is death?
-_- then why do you care about homosexuality? Shouldn't you just be concerned about nonbelievers? Not saying all homosexuals are Christians, but you get my point, the ones that are Christian are part of the saved group according to your religion, so being bothered by it when it certainly doesn't impede your life any seems like a waste of time.
 
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All I can say then is:

Keep asking, and we'll keep failing to provide.

If it means that much to you guys that you have to ask time and time again, I'd say you guys must enjoy being denied.
I wish the other Creationists had your conviction, AV.
The whole thing would play out more like:

E: "What evidence is there for Creationism?"
C: "There isn't any."
E: "What? I need evidence to be convinced that something is true?"
C: "Too bad. Faith is all I need, evidence is irrelevant."
E: "Oh-kay. That feels like an unreliable way to understand the world."
C: "Works for me, you should try it."
E: "Pass."

Rather then:
E: "Is there evidence is there for Creationism?"
C: "Oh yes, heaps! Way more then evolution!"
E: "Really? What is it?"
C: "I have Faith!"
E: "That isn't evidence."
C: "Yes it is."
OR
C: "You wouldn't believe me with your closed mind, so I won't tell you."
OR
C: "An Evolutionist once said that evolution is a lie!"
OR
C: "A lawyer once said that mathematics show's it's impossible."
OR
C: "Oh yeah? If you want evidence, first you have to prove abiogenesis!"
OR
C: "Nazis! Darwin! Nazis!"
 
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The whole thing would play out more like:
You left one off.

Here, I'll supply it:

E: "What evidence is there for Creationism?"
C: "There isn't any."
E: "What? I need evidence to be convinced that something is true?"
C: "No evidence was generated."
 
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1. the bible is filled with polygamy.
2. Are you unaware that people can be born with STDs, such as herpes and HIV? As a result, you can live a monogamous lifestyle and still contract these diseases.
3. You can choose to believe that circumcision has some health benefits it hasn't been demonstrated to have if you want to, but keep the health choices to your own penis. Don't try to make that choice for other people. For example, I am well aware that sugar is addictive and that excessive consumption of it has many health consequences, but I would never outlaw candy just because of the health benefits.
This is probably a debate for another thread. My statement was that because circumcision is good, and its in the bible, this is evidence for biblical creation. If we don't agree on the initial statement, obviously, you won't accept the conclusion. Same as if you won't accept that excessive sugar intake is unhealthy, you wouldn't believe that someone saying not to eat it knew this.

Well duh, since pork is rather fatty and like all meat, is dangerous undercooked. It's not as if Kosher beef is safe raw.
Again, I'd say moreso pork, but unless you already accept this, probably a debate for another thread.

Then don't argue that older studies are magically more reliable just because they agree with your views. I wouldn't trust studies that come from a time when Freudian psychology was big, seeing as the guy was high off of his mind on cocaine and immensely deprived of sex when he came up with his crap. I also wouldn't trust studies that come before brain scans were commonly utilized in psychological studies.
That wasn't my argument. Each study should be evaluated on its own merits. But the politically correct spin in recent years on certain things such as homosexuality does effect the conclusions of the studies. For example, the discrimination against doctors who had high success rates in curing homosexuals.
 
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This is probably a debate for another thread. My statement was that because circumcision is good, and its in the bible, this is evidence for biblical creation.
XD hahahahahahahahahahaha. It really isn't, have you not read how hit or miss the bible is on medical stuff? The treatment for leprosy (sometimes translated as mildew) is to grab two birds, kill one of the birds using the other bird, and to sprinkle the blood of the dead bird around the house.

Plus, circumcision would have been a lot more dangerous in that time period. So much so that male children were excused from the procedure if they had a brother die from it.


If we don't agree on the initial statement, obviously, you won't accept the conclusion. Same as if you won't accept that excessive sugar intake is unhealthy, you wouldn't believe that someone saying not to eat it knew this.
I have no idea what you are getting at. I never denied that male circumcision could have some health benefits, only that the benefits are not sufficient to justify it. Also, I stated that I am well aware that excessive sugar intake is unhealthy, but likewise this is not a justification for banning it. After all, sugar is harmless in moderation. Piercings have no health benefits and minor health risks, and I wouldn't suggest that they must be banned either. It's not our job to force people to make choices with minor health benefits at the expense of their personal freedoms and happiness.

Again, I'd say moreso pork, but unless you already accept this, probably a debate for another thread.
-_- the OT bans pork because the people of the time frequently died from consuming it. It is a product of the time. Botulism is named after a word for sausage, for crying out loud, that's how dangerous the meat used to be. It wasn't some divine insight, these people witnessed that for themselves.

That wasn't my argument. Each study should be evaluated on its own merits.
As a general rule, the older the study, the less merit it has unless modern studies consistently agree with it. For example, why should I trust a 1920 paper about selective breeding over a 2010 one, when the former predates knowing the structure of DNA?

But the politically correct spin in recent years on certain things such as homosexuality does effect the conclusions of the studies. For example, the discrimination against doctors who had high success rates in curing homosexuals.
There aren't any doctors that have high cure rates for homosexuals. The "remission" percentages for the "cured" individuals are usually in the mid 90 percents. They aren't made straight, they are made to pretend to be straight.

Most people that have claimed to have great success in "curing" people of homosexuality outright lied about their successes Can Psychiatrists Really "Cure" Homosexuality?

And they were doubted in the past, even before their studies were finished, due to sketchy methodology.

Plus, if you are so keen on old studies, why are you ignoring the fact that the views on the causes and capacity to "cure" homosexuality varied greatly? Going back to Freud, while he didn't view homosexuality as something people were born with, he did conclude that it was almost impossible to "cure" aside from extremely favorable conditions, many of which could not be controlled. And this is stuff from the 1920s. Why are you behaving as if people only regularly concluded that homosexuality was developed and treatable in the "pre-political correctness" days?

Also, what do you have to gain from neglecting the genetic and hormonal influences on the development of sexuality? You aren't going to "cure" any homosexuals by ignoring the actual causes of homosexuality. It just seems to me that you want it to be a certain way, regardless as to whether or not reality matches up with what you want. I frankly wouldn't give a crap if human sexuality was so fluid that people could change it at will, in fact, it seems to me that it would be preferable if that was the case, considering how much stigma people get stuck with when they are gay.

In my opinion, if sexuality was a choice, everyone would be either heterosexual or bisexual.
 
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I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree, as you seem to be affirming my hypothesis that evolution is based on its adherents not properly understanding what their own theory preaches.
So why don't you tell us what you think the Theory of Evolution actually encompasses.
 
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So why don't you tell us what you think the Theory of Evolution actually encompasses.

The Theory of Evolution is the biggest Satanic Lie ever forced upon our children in the Public Schools. History shows that Humans arrived on Earth only 11k years ago and SUDDENLY farming, city building, and every other trait of modern Humans appeared in the valleys just south of Lake Van, Turkey, in the mountains of Ararat. It's the area known as the Fertile Crescent and Mesopotamia, the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Map: Fertile Cresent, 9000 to 4500 BCE

Godless people formulated a "natural", man-made, changeable Theory and called it the ToE, which is nothing but descent with modification within kinds over time. These godless people rejected God's Truth and made up one of their own. People who believe this godless view CANNOT explain how or when this happened and they ignore the secular history of Human civilization on this planet.

These people are also willingly ignorant of the Fact that Adam's entire world was totally destroyed in the flood. Here's the story.

2Pe 3:3 Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, 2Pe 3:4 And saying, Where is the promise of His (Jesus) coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation.

ToE preachers reject the above because they don't think Jesus is returning to this Earth, so they teach their false assumptions to our children as scientific fact, not knowing the terrible future and increased punishment they are inflicting upon themselves because God set a Trap, a Snare to catch them.

2Pe 3:5 For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water: 2Pe 3:6 Whereby the world (Kosmos) that then was, being overflowed with water, perished: (was totally destroyed)

Adam's world is gone. It was "clean dissolved" in the flood. Isaiah 24:19 The Scoffers/Evols of the last days don't believe the above. They don't seem to notice that Adam's world is no more.

2Pe 3:7 But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.

Neither do they seem to notice that God is speaking of Adam's world in past tense and the world which is now in present tense. Sorry, but evolutionists become illiterate to reading and understanding what God told us thousands of years ago. Beware their lies and illiteracy. The ToE is deadly to mankind.
 
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The Theory of Evolution is the biggest Satanic Lie ever forced upon our children in the Public Schools. History shows that Humans arrived on Earth only 11k years ago and SUDDENLY farming, city building, and every other trait of modern Humans appeared in the valleys just south of Lake Van, Turkey, in the mountains of Ararat. It's the area known as the Fertile Crescent and Mesopotamia, the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Map: Fertile Cresent, 9000 to 4500 BCE

Godless people formulated a "natural", man-made, changeable Theory and called it the ToE, which is nothing but descent with modification within kinds over time. These godless people rejected God's Truth and made up one of their own. People who believe this godless view CANNOT explain how or when this happened and they ignore the secular history of Human civilization on this planet.

These people are also willingly ignorant of the Fact that Adam's entire world was totally destroyed in the flood. Here's the story.

2Pe 3:3 Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, 2Pe 3:4 And saying, Where is the promise of His (Jesus) coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation.

ToE preachers reject the above because they don't think Jesus is returning to this Earth, so they teach their false assumptions to our children as scientific fact, not knowing the terrible future and increased punishment they are inflicting upon themselves because God set a Trap, a Snare to catch them.

2Pe 3:5 For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water: 2Pe 3:6 Whereby the world (Kosmos) that then was, being overflowed with water, perished: (was totally destroyed)

Adam's world is gone. It was "clean dissolved" in the flood. Isaiah 24:19 The Scoffers/Evols of the last days don't believe the above. They don't seem to notice that Adam's world is no more.

2Pe 3:7 But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.

Neither do they seem to notice that God is speaking of Adam's world in past tense and the world which is now in present tense. Sorry, but evolutionists become illiterate to reading and understanding what God told us thousands of years ago. Beware their lies and illiteracy. The ToE is deadly to mankind.
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At most, the bible implies that Heaven is better for people that went out of their way to commit fewer sins than others.

It's because God knows the secret to immortality and that is to be perfect even as He is perfect. Mat 5:48 God also knows that ONLY God is perfect and in order to inherit the perfect Heaven, one MUST be In Christ/God, Spiritually. Jhn 3:7 Being perfect is for those in Heaven who are guilty before a perfect God, which is all of mankind. Rom 3:10 God bless you
 
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Is that what you say when you are refuted? Of course it is.
It’s what I say after reading bad Sci-Fi...

If you’re going to pull things out of your backside, it should at least contain some elements of reality to make it more believable.
 
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It’s what I say after reading bad Sci-Fi...

If you’re going to pull things out of your backside, it should at least contain some elements of reality to make it more believable.

What is important about the story is that it agrees in every way with every discovery of Science and History AND No one, including you, can refute (prove wrong) a single jot nor tittle in any way. It's God's unchangeable Truth which cannot be refuted nor understood, except by Christians of the last days.
 
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What is important about the story is that it agrees in every way with every discovery of Science and History AND No one, including you, can refute (prove wrong) a single jot nor tittle in any way. It's God's unchangeable Truth which cannot be refuted nor understood, except by Christians of the last days.
The errors in your assertions have been addressed multiple times on multiple threads. However, you appear totally unable to actually examine the refutations and contrary evidence, let alone understand it. You don't hold a dialogue with other members, you stand on your tiny soap box and spew drivel. Listen for a moment. Listen. The sound you hear is the sound of the world largely ignoring you.
 
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What is important about the story is that it agrees in every way with every discovery of Science and History AND No one, including you, can refute (prove wrong) a single jot nor tittle in any way. It's God's unchangeable Truth which cannot be refuted nor understood, except by Christians of the last days.
No, your fantasy in no way comports with reality, and comes off as cartoonish. C’mon, just look at you avatar for heaven’s sake.

When you’re not on ignore, I just consider you a childish Poe.
 
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No, your fantasy in no way comports with reality, and comes off as cartoonish. C’mon, just look at you avatar for heaven’s sake.

When you’re not on ignore, I just consider you a childish Poe.
I have never looked closely at his avatar before, I mistook it for a generic sunset over water all this time. It is beautiful. @Aman777 , did you make that?

Also, I've never seen a creationist Poe that claimed that morality was subjective, but Aman does.
 
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