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Flood myth A flood myth or deluge myth is a myth in which a great flood, usually sent by a deity or deities, destroys civilization, often in an act of divine retribution. Parallels are often drawn between the flood waters of these myths and the primeval waters which appear in certain creation...

To summarize then. So far your evidence for imaginary Bible God is.. The Bible must be true because the Bible must be true because A Dead Sea Scroll taken by Christian interpretation to mean a Marty McFly Back to the Future - Prophetic Perfect Tense. Even though imaginary Bible God declares...

This from someone who can’t answer anything directly and projects that insecurity by responding via the proxy of another poster. I mean, ironical or what.

studentofthemarkets, According to the thread title you only give creationist answers but nevertheless, to put all that creationist pseudoscience you posted to one side for a sec my question is, why is it apparently easier for you to accept that a more complex creator than the universe doesn't...

You wanting to share, or more accurately, proselytize, wasn't the conversation. The conversation was around what you have called evidence of the Bible's reliability which it turns out, was only the Bible itself. Of course that is a circular and silly argument to be frank, but it is as far as...

One does see that thousands of Catholics as priests and clergy attacked and sexually abused countless numbers of young children all over the world. Welcome to Christianity.

So it was not for thoughtful and open inquiry then. You just wanted to preach. My mistake. Pity you guys can't just be honest enough to admit all you got is Bible and blind faith. Which would be fine of itself, at least that would be more truthful. Instead you have to pretend you have other...

Not true? Let’s check… Genesis 6:7 So the Lord said, “I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth, both man and beast, creeping thing and birds of the air, for I am sorry that I have made them.” Genesis 7:23 So He destroyed all living things which were on the face of...

There lies the immorality of religion laid bare. The apologetic's dismissal of barbarities in the name of an imaginary God. A God supposed to be omniscient and omnipotent yet so inept and dysfunctional, it didn’t know it was making a species it wasn’t going to like and so destroyed every living...

Change Christ to Xi JinPing and Heaven to People's Republic of China and that could be a page right out the Chinese Communist Party's handbook for induction into a Xi JinPing re-education camp.

Of course fossil fuels form over hundreds of millions of years, everyone knows that really. Maybe creationists, especially young earth creationists, shouldn't be using things like fossil fuel if it hasn't had time to "evolve".:p

Thanks for your response. And by doing that, what you did show was how your last reply is based on logical fallacy as are your other replies Many prophecies working together do not by themselves, make themselves true. I really don't even need any bias to understand how an imaginary Messianic...

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Thanks for your reply. Just to be clear again, if what I write sounds a bit strong, it is intended to challenge your ideas not as any kind of a personal attack or disparagement. What you describe as prophecies explain themselves away. Unless you can come up with something other than ‘it’s in...

Thank you for your response. It's indeed a pleasure to have this debate with you in such an unusually convivial tone, especially considering how religious discussion can so very quickly deteriorate. For my part I hope that won't happen to ours. I agree what we have here with Micha & Isiah is...

I think it a good idea for you to suggest we call our discussion down onto these main points. Then please re-read the objections I've already made. Firstly, your points do not constitute proof and my objections do not in any way represent the non-provision of contradictory evidence to yours...

Strong evidence for how man made God in his own image.