The gene serum is a satanic baptism: the Deep State and Deep Church

a reply to: LetTheColdCome

He never does.

a reply to: andy06shake

And its not me that seems to be triggered or offended but yourself.

If Andy was triggered, it was your incessant attempt to do so, but in reality, it is you that is triggered.

a reply to: CharlesT

originally posted by: LetTheColdCome
Good argument.

What do you expect when you bring up Nephilim? It's like saying the Tooth Fairy was involved in 'polluting human bloodlines'.

a reply to: LetTheColdCome

originally posted by: LetTheColdCome
See, I can sit here and easily admit that the Noah story, in general, is difficult to swallow; I’m sure we don’t have all the pieces/information to fully grasp what happened. I admit it’s far-fetched. That’s the difference between people like me, and people like you:

You think you know everything, and therefore can’t leave even the slightest increment for reasoning or possibilities outside of your know-it-all mentality. As if your limited experiences qualify the entire arc of world history.

When it comes to the stories in the Old Testament I know they are mostly fictional. Dude's didn't get swallowed by whales, bushes didn't talk, 500 year old people didn't build ships, and on and on.

Additionally, none of what you're going on about disproves the fact that the Old Testament God is a vile, vindictive bastard who likes toying with people.

a reply to: CharlesT

I'm just board buddy and endeavouring to have you offer up plausible explanations as to some of the queries that have been posed.

You haven't listened to any of the other arguments posted by other members, so why would I expect you to accept any observations from me? Like so many others of yours and Augustus ilk, no amount of discussion can convince you to realize you might just happen to be wrong. I realized long ago, trying is a monumental effort in futility. ATS has taught me this.

I enjoy ATS as much as you do but I don't get on here for the sole purpose of doing my best, or worst, to antagonize and gaslight other members. I will leave that to you and Augustus to come here with lame postings in both of your attempts to trigger.


But then again, you have created some posts here that appear well-thought-out and deserve a reply. I just believe LetTheColdCome and others here are far better qualified to answer your challenges better than I am.

I'm not all that smart either.

a reply to: CharlesT

Ive listened to the other arguments posted, i just don't accept any of them to be very credible.

If questions antagonize or gaslight you CharlesT.

I suggest it may be because you don't have the answers to back your beliefs.

LetTheColdCome does not have anymore meaningful answers than anybody else.

The reason being a lot to do with religion especially where Christianity is concerned is simply nonsensical or meant to be taken as a parable rather than absolute fact.

Nobody triggering you CharlesT, its just banter and debate.

End of the day your not that stupid nether.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: chr0naut

The story is obviously not real and should not be taken literally nor attempted to be explained scientifically.

There is a genetic imprint that indicates that at some recent time (on a 'deep-time' frame), that the human species was reduced to very few matriarchal ancestors. This theory was expounded in the book "The Seven Daughters of Eve" by the geneticist Bryan Sykes.

There is also the necessity of massive climate change as the Earth went from a world with a relatively permanent cloud canopy, to its collapse to form the weather we observe today.

And, there is evidence of catastrophism in geological and fossil records.

It is also possible that the story actually represented a local record of a flood, or of several floods (there are numerous flood legends in many human cultures), that seemed to encompass everything, and persisted for some time.

a reply to: andy06shake

At this point, I am immune to it all. I have been here long enough to know better than to take many here seriously.

Although I once had a short fuse, I don't anymore. I don't let emotion control me at this stage in my life.

End of the day your not that stupid nether.

Thank you.

originally posted by: chr0naut
There is a genetic imprint that indicates that at some recent time (on a 'deep-time' frame), that the human species was reduced to very few matriarchal ancestors. This theory was expounded in the book "The Seven Daughters of Eve" by the geneticist Bryan Sykes.

The Toba catastrophe is postulated to have taken place at least 50,000 years ago, well before any of this Noah nonsense allegedly happened.

Any attempt to try and explain this wholly impossible tale with science demonstrates extremely flawed thinking. Magic boats, magic men, magic floods and magic animals aren't real.

a reply to: CharlesT

Mate life's a bit like that.

"Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive." Elbert Hubbard & Van Wilder.

Anyroad its not intension to rub you up the wrong way for any sort of malicious reasoning.

Have a nice night.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Define time and it's boundaries. Are you so sure the time of today has always been. Do you not think time and space are vulnerable to various means of distortion throughout our known existence? I think it has been scientifically proven that time and space can and has been distorted and manipulated by natural phenomena.

Does time stand still at the event horizon of a black hole.

originally posted by: CharlesT
Define time and it's boundaries. Are you so sure the time of today has always been. Do you not think time and space are vulnerable to various means of distortion throughout our known existence? I think it has been scientifically proven that time and space can and has been distorted and manipulated by natural phenomena.

There is no time distortion that magically makes the earth much younger than it really is to support the perceived veracity of the Old Testament.

When you need to start hauling out these bizarre theories to prove your point you don't really have a valid one.

a reply to: CharlesT

Space-time has been around since the beginning of the universe put it that way.

You, me, and everything else in existence past present and future exist inside of such.

As to what's beyond or before, no meaningful answer can be formulated because it simply cannot be measured or observed.

Hope that helps.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: CharlesT

Mate life's a bit like that.

"Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive." Elbert Hubbard & Van Wilder.

Anyroad its not intension to rub you up the wrong way for any sort of malicious reasoning.

Have a nice night.

You as well. We are all enjoying participation here and ATS would not be the same without you.

a reply to: CharlesT

Cheers mate, you to.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

According to what authority, you? When the steel trap springs shut, nothing gets in or out.

By the only standard we know, yes the earth appears to be much older than 6000 years and according to your understanding of time, this alone debunks religious dogma. And in your steel trap of a mind, you can not fathom the possibility that time is not what we have conventionally determined it to be. With some, the lack of ability to imagine and explore all the impossibilities that created this world. As far as time is concerned, what is has always been and the mater is settled.

What if another impossibility occurred and you actually questioned your own fallibility.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: LetTheColdCome
See, I can sit here and easily admit that the Noah story, in general, is difficult to swallow; I’m sure we don’t have all the pieces/information to fully grasp what happened. I admit it’s far-fetched. That’s the difference between people like me, and people like you:

You think you know everything, and therefore can’t leave even the slightest increment for reasoning or possibilities outside of your know-it-all mentality. As if your limited experiences qualify the entire arc of world history.

When it comes to the stories in the Old Testament I know they are mostly fictional. Dude's didn't get swallowed by whales, bushes didn't talk, 500 year old people didn't build ships, and on and on.

Additionally, none of what you're going on about disproves the fact that the Old Testament God is a vile, vindictive bastard who likes toying with people.

Reality disagrees with you