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originally posted by: TTU77
If you are a Christian, what is the gospel in your own words. What is salvation to you?
We all will respond to you based on whether you are a Christian or we need to convert you (ie give you the basics so to speak).,
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: TTU77
One kind of dog is all that is needed to branch into the hundreds of dog species, same as cat, etc.
You are confusing 'breed' with 'species'. 8 million SPECIES were needed to be on the ark in order to get the diversity of animal species on this planet now. Take penguins for example. There are 18 species of penguins on the planet. There would have had to have been all 18 species of penguins on the ark ... not just two penguins but 36 penguins ... because the species don't inter-mate with each other. Each is a separate species unto itself. That's just penguins.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: TTU77
If you are a Christian, what is the gospel in your own words. What is salvation to you?
Off topic.
We all will respond to you based on whether you are a Christian or we need to convert you (ie give you the basics so to speak).,
Off topic. Your answers should be ON TOPIC and dealing with Noahs Ark and the Flood.
Not what status my soul is ... and it's fine.
originally posted by: TTU77
One kind of animal can branch off into many species. You don't need each species, that's nonsense.
You are lashing out.
What are you doing here? What is the point of this thread?
originally posted by: fringeofthefringe
a reply to: TTU77
I think as a Christian, FlyersFan is perfectly able to make the case against Noah's Ark or the Great Flood. To me that in no way shape or form diminishes her Christian beliefs. After all the bible was put together from many sources and many other sources were left out. I feel that we all question our own faith and beliefs through out our lives at some point or another. Faith is not the equivalent to blind devotion.
originally posted by: fringeofthefringe
a reply to: TTU77
I think as a Christian, FlyersFan is perfectly able to make the case against Noah's Ark or the Great Flood. To me that in no way shape or form diminishes her Christian beliefs. After all the bible was put together from many sources and many other sources were left out. I feel that we all question our own faith and beliefs through out our lives at some point or another. Faith is not the equivalent to blind devotion.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: TTU77
One kind of animal can branch off into many species. You don't need each species, that's nonsense.
Yes you do. Its not nonsense. Example - Two mating penguins 4400 years ago couldn't give us the 18 penguin species that we have today. They simply couldn't. Just one example of many.
You are lashing out.
Nope. I'm posting science and math. It's just that simple.
What are you doing here? What is the point of this thread?
Didn't you read the opening post?
From the opening post - "The conspiracy - the Biblical Noahs Ark and world wide flood story is still believed and taught by some people even today even though it has been disproven scientifically, historically, and through archeology."
I posted the information showing the Noahs Ark story is myth. I posted the science. I posted the math. I posted the history of the story and how it started with the pagan Sumerian Giglimesh story.
In these situations, if I have to choose between faiths, then yes, I'll say have faith in the bible.
originally posted by: TTU77
100% on topic is whether are not the author of this thread is a Christian.
originally posted by: TTU77
. One kind of a cat, can turn into a species of lion, tiger, house cat through adaptation.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: TTU77
. One kind of a cat, can turn into a species of lion, tiger, house cat through adaptation.
Absolutely not. Not possible let alone in just 4,000 years.
It was 8 million animals that would have had to fit on that ark.
Let alone a year supply of food and a year supply of fresh water.
IMPOSSIBLE.
How'd it not starve since it only survives on bamboo?
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: TTU77
100% on topic is whether are not the author of this thread is a Christian.
I already said I am and it IS OFF TOPIC to ask.
Address the topic or get off the thread.
Explain why Egypt, India and China all had vibrant civilizations that grew and flourished before, during, and after the Noahs Ark Flood time period ... UNINTERRUPTED.
Oldest Civilizations in the World - Unbroken Civilization Through Noahs Ark Time Period - Not Wiped Out
originally posted by: TTU77
Oh ye of little faith.
Also, you don't even answer other peoples questions.
originally posted by: TTU77
Why would I explain these things when you demand it so.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: TTU77
Oh ye of little faith.
It's not a matter of faith. It's a matter of truth. The TRUTH is that a house cat can not turn into a lion or a tiger after just 4,000 years. It doesn't happen that way. It simply does not.
Also, you don't even answer other peoples questions.
Your questions about my faith are off topic. I'm not going to derail a thread discussing people's faith when the topic is Noahs Ark. I was a moderator here and know what is on topic and what is not. Your questions are off topic.
originally posted by: TTU77
First of all, its atleast 6000 years, and why not?
There are a total of 37 cat species that include cheetahs, jaguars, leopards, lions, lynxes, pumas, tigers, and many more. Among these 37 cat species is also domestic house cats.
It is believed that bigger cats like lions and tigers shared a common ancestor with smaller cats like cougars, cheetahs, and the ancestors of domestic house cats before the two lineages split around 11 million years ago.
This evidence suggests that while lions and house cats are related, one has to go back almost 11 million years to find a common ancestor between the two.
originally posted by: TTU77
In just a few hundreds of years, how many dog breeds are there, hundreds?