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Right, because you say so... shaman. lol..Nah, that's madeup horseshit.Yes, to teach their children hard learned lessons from the past and to deliberately divert and curse their violent and irrational knuckle dragging barbarian enemies.
.Noah was a prophet. He preached a warning message.Why didn't Noah say a word until after the flood? And, what were those words?
We all know how satan's children treat God's prophets
We see it here. The vast majority reject the WORD OF GOD
.Noah was a prophet. He preached a warning message.
And Tennessee used to be under the ocean. That wasnt because of a flood.Did the Great Flood really happen? - Living Faith - Home & Family - News - Catholic Online
Many Christians today argue the flood story is only a myth. It is a cautionary tale, not intended for literal interpretation. What's important, they say, is that we accept the lessons in the story rather than the story itself. There is merit to this approach. The story has no value if we ignore the lessons it teaches.
There are sea fossils high up on Mount Ararat; there are even sea fossils high up in the Himilayas. People back then surely noted them, and they had no real reason not to believe in a giant flood. In fact it would be stupid to claim they would have ignored such fossils. As far as they were concerned, there was solid proof of a 'world wide flood', and it's no accident they would also believe the Ark landed on Mount Ararat as well. They wouldn't really be able to figure out how long ago it took place with the knowledge they had then, though.
.Christians have so distorted Israel's scriptures, no wonder they're so confused.No, the evidence totally supports what I believe. The Bible clearly teaches that the human race is depraved. It is you who disregards the obvious.
So God created us in his image and made us depraved??? LOLOL.. You sure you don't want to rethink that?
.Christians have so distorted Israel's scriptures, no wonder they're so confused.
all three desert religions have abandoned the religion as prescribed - no rock for any of them to hide under, particularly the messiah worshipers.
.Jesus Christ gave the biblical account His stamp of approval when He said, "AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BE WHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
The children of satan will always find a way to dismiss these clear scriptures
."AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BEWHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
.Ancient man knew 6,000 years before science that the universe was created from nothing, was the result of stages and that man arose from that creation.Allegories is something the religious cling to when science provers their hand-me-down, cherry picked fables written by desert savages, are proven wrong.I would assume all atheists are fucked. Do some atheists get a "get out of hell" free card? Is it like the immigration lottery?Sort of like most atheists are fucked because they read allegorical texts literally?Then most Christians are fucked, as they created the "allegory" nonsense, to keep up with reality.Jesus said it did.Did the Great Flood really happen? - Living Faith - Home & Family - News - Catholic Online
Many Christians today argue the flood story is only a myth. It is a cautionary tale, not intended for literal interpretation. What's important, they say, is that we accept the lessons in the story rather than the story itself. There is merit to this approach. The story has no value if we ignore the lessons it teaches.
I'm a Christian. I believe Him over today's "christian" teachers whom Christ said would be judged HARSHLY for teaching false doctrine
Or is that something else you just made up like the "allegories?"
Allegories explain things humans don't know or understand. Perhaps the tale of Adam and Eve is about the time period when humans stopped trusting o God's providence and began to cultivate crops and tend livestock.
Of course that took place 14,000 years earlier, but the story is still an explanation.
If you weren't such an intellectually dishonest militant atheist you'd have seen it too.
New Big Bang evidence supports Biblical creation, says Orthodox physicist
Counters nonreligious professor: The Genesis account of the formation of the heavens and the earth has nothing to do with sciencewww.timesofisrael.com
Genesis and the Big Bang: Both contain truth
In 2014, Pope Francis told a group of scientists that both the biblical stories of Genesis and the Big Bang theory are consistent with Catholic faith. Secular mwww.catholicsentinel.org
Creatio ex nihilo - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
.Ancient man knew 6,000 years before science that the universe was created from nothing
I don't have any position on the theology of the Flood but, unless it was a supernatural event unlike any before or since, historically there was no global flood. There is no geological evidence for it and no natural forces that could cause such a global flood.Did the Great Flood really happen? - Living Faith - Home & Family - News - Catholic Online
Many Christians today argue the flood story is only a myth. It is a cautionary tale, not intended for literal interpretation. What's important, they say, is that we accept the lessons in the story rather than the story itself. There is merit to this approach. The story has no value if we ignore the lessons it teaches.
The burckle crater on the bottom of the indian ocean under 11,000 feet of water dated to the approximate time of gilgamesh is 25 times larger than meteor crater in arizona. The impact would have instantly vaporized billions of metric tons of water into the atmosphere causing a worldwide deluge that lasted for weeks, sweeping away every village,town or city built near rivers and streams and washes, worldwide, not to mention the immediate mega tsunamis that would have swept away all coastal civilizations.
According to scripture the next time the earth, including the atmosphere, will be destroyed is by fire, which would be the result of a similar impact on land or a larger one on the ocean again.
Got a serious link to that crater, or did you make this up with dingbat?
Google it you lazy putz.
It's off the southern tip of Madagascar and no way could it flood the Middle East like the bible says. Better luck next time, hobster.
"some 5,000 years ago, a 3-mile-wide ball of rock and ice swung around the sun and smashed into the ocean off the coast of Madagascar. The ensuing cataclysm sent a series of 600-foot-high tsunamis crashing against the world’s coastlines and injected plumes of superheated water vapor and aerosol particulates into the atmosphere. Within hours, the infusion of heat and moisture blasted its way into jet streams and spawned super hurricanes that pummeled the other side of the planet. For about a week, material ejected into the atmosphere plunged the world into darkness. All told, up to 80 percent of the world’s population may have perished, making it the single most lethal event in history."
And Tennessee used to be under the ocean. That wasnt because of a flood.Did the Great Flood really happen? - Living Faith - Home & Family - News - Catholic Online
Many Christians today argue the flood story is only a myth. It is a cautionary tale, not intended for literal interpretation. What's important, they say, is that we accept the lessons in the story rather than the story itself. There is merit to this approach. The story has no value if we ignore the lessons it teaches.
There are sea fossils high up on Mount Ararat; there are even sea fossils high up in the Himilayas. People back then surely noted them, and they had no real reason not to believe in a giant flood. In fact it would be stupid to claim they would have ignored such fossils. As far as they were concerned, there was solid proof of a 'world wide flood', and it's no accident they would also believe the Ark landed on Mount Ararat as well. They wouldn't really be able to figure out how long ago it took place with the knowledge they had then, though.
Because it is obviously much more likely than the nonsense you made up, which most definitely rests on "because you said so". It is more likely, because they were terrified, superstitious, ignorant peoplenwho bekieved all manner of magical horseshit. Obviously my answer makes infinitely more sense than yours and actually aligns with the time and people.Right, because you say so...
There is only good, the absence of good and everything in between. It's like heat or light.Really? How do you define good? Are viruses good? Is Satan good?2. Everything he created is good
How do you know? Was there nothing on the news about it 6,000 years ago?It is fiction, because it didn't happen.An allegorical account of a flooding event that happened isn't exactly fiction.
I guess you'd just dismiss it, right?OMGIt's almost like you have no idea what I am talking about when I say allegorical account. I think you make it complicated because you don't want to have to give credit to Genesis for anything. You just want to dismiss it because you have made up your mind that it's fairy tales.You must be the dumbest motherfucker on this board, TN. Apparently you believe allegory means not true.Then why are you posting links that support that "allegory?"The creation account was allegory, dummy.Why wasnt creation an allegory?Ancient man knew 6,000 years before science that the universe was created, what we see was the result of stages and that man arose from that creation.Allegories is something the religious cling to when science provers their hand-me-down, cherry picked fables written by desert savages, are proven wrong.I would assume all atheists are fucked. Do some atheists get a "get out of hell" free card? Is it like the immigration lottery?Sort of like most atheists are fucked because they read allegorical texts literally?Then most Christians are fucked, as they created the "allegory" nonsense, to keep up with reality.Jesus said it did.Did the Great Flood really happen? - Living Faith - Home & Family - News - Catholic Online
Many Christians today argue the flood story is only a myth. It is a cautionary tale, not intended for literal interpretation. What's important, they say, is that we accept the lessons in the story rather than the story itself. There is merit to this approach. The story has no value if we ignore the lessons it teaches.
I'm a Christian. I believe Him over today's "christian" teachers whom Christ said would be judged HARSHLY for teaching false doctrine
Or is that something else you just made up like the "allegories?"
Allegories explain things humans don't know or understand. Perhaps the tale of Adam and Eve is about the time period when humans stopped trusting o God's providence and began to cultivate crops and tend livestock.
Of course that took place 14,000 years earlier, but the story is still an explanation.
Of you weren't such a militant atheist who was intellectually dishonest, you'd have seen it too.
New Big Bang evidence supports Biblical creation, says Orthodox physicist
Counters nonreligious professor: The Genesis account of the formation of the heavens and the earth has nothing to do with science
Genesis and the Big Bang: Both contain truth
In 2014, Pope Francis told a group of scientists that both the biblical stories of Genesis and the Big Bang theory are consistent with Catholic faith. Secular mwww.catholicsentinel.org
Creatio ex nihilo - Wikipedia
You make this so easy
Allegory describes a truth but in an allegorical fashion. It's not a science book.
Something cant be history AND a figure of speech, derp.
Unfortunately for you though this is what Genesis captures in an allegorical fashion whether or not you want to give Genesis credit or not.
1. God created existence
2. Everything he created is good
3. What he created was done in steps
4. Man is a product of that creation
5. Man is unlike any other creature in creation
6. Man is made in God’s image in that he is a being which knows and creates
7. Man was told to go forth and be fruitful
8. Man was told to do as the original creator; to create for 6 days and then rest
9. Man knows right from wrong
10. Rather than abandoning the concept of right and wrong when man does wrong, he rationalizes he didn’t do wrong
11. Successful behaviors naturally lead to success
12. Failed behaviors naturally lead to failure
13. Pass it down to the next generation
More likely? No.Because it is obviously much more likely than the nonsense you made up, which most definitely rests on "because you said so". It is more likely, because they were terrified, superstitious, ignorant peoplenwho bekieved all manner of magical horseshit. Obviously my answer makes infinitely more sense than yours and actually aligns with the time and people.Right, because you say so...
Your answer only aligns with your goofy shamanistic narrative, and you have literally no other support for it. Thus your whining and hilariously bad attempts at dimestore psychology.
CMB, red shift, quantum mechanics, FLoT, SLoT, Einstein's field equations, expanding universe, etc. say it's not a fallacy..Ancient man knew 6,000 years before science that the universe was created from nothing, was the result of stages and that man arose from that creation.Allegories is something the religious cling to when science provers their hand-me-down, cherry picked fables written by desert savages, are proven wrong.I would assume all atheists are fucked. Do some atheists get a "get out of hell" free card? Is it like the immigration lottery?Sort of like most atheists are fucked because they read allegorical texts literally?Then most Christians are fucked, as they created the "allegory" nonsense, to keep up with reality.Jesus said it did.Did the Great Flood really happen? - Living Faith - Home & Family - News - Catholic Online
Many Christians today argue the flood story is only a myth. It is a cautionary tale, not intended for literal interpretation. What's important, they say, is that we accept the lessons in the story rather than the story itself. There is merit to this approach. The story has no value if we ignore the lessons it teaches.
I'm a Christian. I believe Him over today's "christian" teachers whom Christ said would be judged HARSHLY for teaching false doctrine
Or is that something else you just made up like the "allegories?"
Allegories explain things humans don't know or understand. Perhaps the tale of Adam and Eve is about the time period when humans stopped trusting o God's providence and began to cultivate crops and tend livestock.
Of course that took place 14,000 years earlier, but the story is still an explanation.
If you weren't such an intellectually dishonest militant atheist you'd have seen it too.
New Big Bang evidence supports Biblical creation, says Orthodox physicist
Counters nonreligious professor: The Genesis account of the formation of the heavens and the earth has nothing to do with science
Genesis and the Big Bang: Both contain truth
In 2014, Pope Francis told a group of scientists that both the biblical stories of Genesis and the Big Bang theory are consistent with Catholic faith. Secular mwww.catholicsentinel.org
Creatio ex nihilo - Wikipedia
.Ancient man knew 6,000 years before science that the universe was created from nothing
the thread of fallacies - there is nothing to prove otherwise there has never been a time both energy and matter have existed.
Peter warned about twisting Scripture to your own destruction.Jesus Christ gave the biblical account His stamp of approval when He said, "AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BE WHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
The children of satan will always find a way to dismiss these clear scriptures
."AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BEWHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
when the last of either good or evil perish will be the day of final judgement - the parable of noah - that is all there is, who reads the 10000 page documents are simply fooling themselves - or worse.
Like calling something an allegory because it doesnt make sense anymore?Peter warned about twisting Scripture to your own destruction.Jesus Christ gave the biblical account His stamp of approval when He said, "AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BE WHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
The children of satan will always find a way to dismiss these clear scriptures
."AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BEWHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
when the last of either good or evil perish will be the day of final judgement - the parable of noah - that is all there is, who reads the 10000 page documents are simply fooling themselves - or worse.
No. Like calling something an allegory because it is.Like calling something an allegory because it doesnt make sense anymore?Peter warned about twisting Scripture to your own destruction.Jesus Christ gave the biblical account His stamp of approval when He said, "AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BE WHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
The children of satan will always find a way to dismiss these clear scriptures
."AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BEWHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
when the last of either good or evil perish will be the day of final judgement - the parable of noah - that is all there is, who reads the 10000 page documents are simply fooling themselves - or worse.
Where does the bible claim that?No. Like calling something an allegory because it is.Like calling something an allegory because it doesnt make sense anymore?Peter warned about twisting Scripture to your own destruction.Jesus Christ gave the biblical account His stamp of approval when He said, "AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BE WHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
The children of satan will always find a way to dismiss these clear scriptures
."AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BEWHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
when the last of either good or evil perish will be the day of final judgement - the parable of noah - that is all there is, who reads the 10000 page documents are simply fooling themselves - or worse.
Makes way more sense than what you do.
The Bible was written with several different literary styles; allegorical, poetic, historical narrative, law, wisdom, prophecy, apocalyptic, etc.Where does the bible claim that?No. Like calling something an allegory because it is.Like calling something an allegory because it doesnt make sense anymore?Peter warned about twisting Scripture to your own destruction.Jesus Christ gave the biblical account His stamp of approval when He said, "AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BE WHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
The children of satan will always find a way to dismiss these clear scriptures
."AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH, SO SHALL IT BEWHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES."
when the last of either good or evil perish will be the day of final judgement - the parable of noah - that is all there is, who reads the 10000 page documents are simply fooling themselves - or worse.
Makes way more sense than what you do.
Oh yeah, it doesnt. You just made that shit up.
