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  • Old Iron Crotch
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Bobby-Joe View Post
    So you are saying Alexander the Great's visit to the Oracle of Siwa is a myth? That the miraculous rain storm in the desert and flight of birds that led him to the Oracle are all made up? I am just curious why everything your pagan gods do is historically accurate while everything Jesus does is inherently suspect in your mind.

    He may well have visited the Oracle - lots of foks visited oracles back them.
    As for the rain storem, hwo knows? It does occasionally rain in the desert. I don't for a moment believe that it was a miracle, however - just nature following its course.
    The only thing I find about birds is that he used barley to sketch out a map on the ground, which the birds ate. Birds eat grain. No miracle there.

    BTW I can see you are a big fan of Olympias with all the ball busting and snake "worshiping" she did.
    Not particularly. You seem to have the erroneous idea that I dislike men. Not true - I get along just fine with most men.

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  • Bobby-Joe
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    I didn't say that Jesus was made up, I said that I believed some of the stories about him were.
    Alexander the Great, while a real person, also had stories made up about him, including, interestingly enough, that he was the son of God.
    So you are saying Alexander the Great's visit to the Oracle of Siwa is a myth? That the miraculous rain storm in the desert and flight of birds that led him to the Oracle are all made up? I am just curious why everything your pagan gods do is historically accurate while everything Jesus does is inherently suspect in your mind.

    BTW I can see you are a big fan of Olympias with all the ball busting and snake "worshiping" she did.

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  • Old Iron Crotch
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Bobby-Joe View Post
    Four books Dances with Jizz. The Synoptic gospels are four different books collected together. That puts two books up on Alexander the Great, another historical figure consider by groups of people as a god. Does this mean Alexander the Great is also made up?

    I didn't say that Jesus was made up, I said that I believed some of the stories about him were.
    Alexander the Great, while a real person, also had stories made up about him, including, interestingly enough, that he was the son of God.

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  • Bobby-Joe
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    So you're taking credit for Vonnegut's death? You must have an ego to rival Pat Robertson's.
    And there is no proof that your Jesus rose after three days - only a story in a book.
    Four books Dances with Jizz. The Synoptic gospels are four different books collected together. That puts two books up on Alexander the Great, another historical figure consider by groups of people as a god. Does this mean Alexander the Great is also made up?

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  • Old Iron Crotch
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Brother Temperance View Post
    Did Kurt Vonnegut rise from the dead three days after I successfully persuaded GOD to kill him? No? Then there you go.
    So you're taking credit for Vonnegut's death? You must have an ego to rival Pat Robertson's.
    And there is no proof that your Jesus rose after three days - only a story in a book.

    Yes, but then every Tom, Dick and Dances with Heresy would believe in Him, and He'd have to let the whole lot of you into Heaven. Deliberately making it difficult to believe in Him is His way of keeping the riff-raff out.

    So your God is irrational, and yet I'm expected to put him in charge of my life? Not gonna happen.

    Great, Star-Finder's cult has claimed another member.

    The wooden parts of my house were once trees. The bricks, mortar and concrete parts were once stones.

    Yes. You are planting wanton sinfulness, and you will reap eternal torment.
    Nah - just vegetables.

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  • Brother Temperance
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    And I sit here with a copy of Cat's Cradle on my lap. It says "no damn cat, no damn cradle." What makes your storybook more true than mine?
    Did Kurt Vonnegut rise from the dead three days after I successfully persuaded GOD to kill him? No? Then there you go.
    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    If he's omnipotent, then why did he need to bother with having mere mortals write it all down? Why not just make it magically appear the way he supposedly made the earth magically appear? Surely if he could make a whole planet poof into existence just by saying so, then making a book should be a piece of cake.
    Yes, but then every Tom, Dick and Dances with Heresy would believe in Him, and He'd have to let the whole lot of you into Heaven. Deliberately making it difficult to believe in Him is His way of keeping the riff-raff out.
    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    My house came from trees and rocks.
    Great, Star-Finder's cult has claimed another member.
    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    That's true enough. I planted tomatoes, and I'm harvesting tomatoes. I planted melons, and I'm harvesting melons. I planted squash, and I'm harvesting squash. I planted beans, and I'm harvesting beans. I could go on, but I think you get the picture.
    Yes. You are planting wanton sinfulness, and you will reap eternal torment.

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  • Old Iron Crotch
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View Post
    Galatians 6:7 Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
    That's true enough. I planted tomatoes, and I'm harvesting tomatoes. I planted melons, and I'm harvesting melons. I planted squash, and I'm harvesting squash. I planted beans, and I'm harvesting beans. I could go on, but I think you get the picture.

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  • WilliamJenningsBryan
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by G-Baby View Post
    DNA is stored in those fossils. So what you are saying here is that god also faked DNA. I thought you didn't believe in DNA.

    CODE RED!! CONTRADICTION!! CODE RED!!

    Even your so-called "scientists" disagree with you. Do you ever bother to even read the research, or do you ignore it just like you do the Bible (KJV1611)?

    "MISBEHAVING FOSSILS" (George and Roberta Poinar. 1994.): http://www.grisda.org/origins/22081.htm

    But, age estimates in the 17-225 million year range (see p 181 for 225 My) are theoretical. Whether correct or incorrect, they are based on presumptions which are beyond direct experimental validation. The detection of DNA in fossils with such age assignments can call the age assignments into question. They can also be interpreted as "proof" for DNA survival 10,000 times longer than can be expected on the basis of observations of DNA degradation over the historical time range. The scientific community is so adamantly committed to a uniform process development of the Phanerozoic portion of the geologic column over ~600 million years, that it is blind to the implication of residual amino acids and DNA. This evidence suggests the existence of life on planet Earth for only a relatively short span of time more closely in agreement with the chronological specifications in the Bible.

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  • Bobby-Joe
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by G-Baby View Post
    DNA is stored in those fossils. So what you are saying here is that god also faked DNA. I thought you didn't believe in DNA.

    CODE RED!! CONTRADICTION!! CODE RED!!
    No, there is no contradiction here friend. God is more than capable of faking something that doesn't exist.

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  • Talitha
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by G-Baby View Post
    DNA is stored in those fossils. So what you are saying here is that god also faked DNA. I thought you didn't believe in DNA.

    CODE RED!! CONTRADICTION!! CODE RED!!
    It's not that we believe it doesn't exist, merely we don't agree with what the Scientists "Theorise" about it.

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  • G-Baby
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Bobby-Joe View Post
    I've answered this before; for the same reason He faked the fossils, to fool God hating secularist like you into damning yourself because you evilly place evidence before faith.
    DNA is stored in those fossils. So what you are saying here is that god also faked DNA. I thought you didn't believe in DNA.

    CODE RED!! CONTRADICTION!! CODE RED!!

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  • Bobby-Joe
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Peter View Post
    If he can create everything, why wouldn't he just create a book in no time?
    I've answered this before; for the same reason He faked the fossils, to fool God hating secularist like you into damning yourself because you evilly place evidence before faith.

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  • Peter
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View Post
    You 2 ignoramouses fancy yourselves smarter than God, but you don't know how wrong you are. The Holy Bible is clear to those who have been Saved by His Grace. God will not be mocked!

    Galatians 6:7 Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
    You are going off topic, is it because you can't answer my question that you go off topic?

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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Peter View Post
    If he can create everything, why wouldn't he just create a book in no time?
    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    My presence is explained b my parents having had unprotected sex.

    My house came from trees and rocks.

    My food comes from seeds I planted in the ground in my backyard.
    You 2 ignoramouses fancy yourselves smarter than God, but you don't know how wrong you are. The Holy Bible is clear to those who have been Saved by His Grace. God will not be mocked!

    Galatians 6:7 Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.

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  • Old Iron Crotch
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    Re: Another nail in the Darwinist coffin

    Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View Post
    If the Bible were fiction, then how do you explain your presence? Where does everything around you come from? How can you say things so patently absurd? Without God, there is nothing.

    My presence is explained b my parents having had unprotected sex.

    My house came from trees and rocks.

    My food comes from seeds I planted in the ground in my backyard.

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