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Originally posted by airspoon
The bible and torah lost me at the lack of dinasours. There are just far too many things in Abrahmic theology that don't wash with what we now know about our surroundings. If you didn't understand the world in the way that we do today, then I could undertsand buying the whole story, however times have changed and so has our knowledge.
--airspoon
Originally posted by SquirrelNutz
shows a complete lack of understanding of how things were created.
Originally posted by airspoon
The bible and torah lost me at the lack of dinasours.
The problem with science and dinosaurs.... science needs them to be billions of years old...
...to be able to cling to their humanist religion of evolution
.... no one knows the massive changes that occurred during the Great Flood...
enough to kill all the Dino's and to bury them under the layers of crust?
Originally posted by soleprobe
Originally posted by SquirrelNutz
shows a complete lack of understanding of how things were created.
So how were thing created?
Originally posted by airspoon
reply to post by Esoteric Teacher
do you know that in the last 15 years scientist and archeologists have discovered ancient fossils that seem to prove that the first feathers on the planet evolved from dinosaurs.
Yes, I knew that, though there is a very good counter-argument against it, so it's hardly proof. However, proof or no proof, it still doesn't matter, seeing how the torah/bible puts man on the Earth in a matter of days. If dinasours existed long before man, then we obviously have a problem. Most Jews I talk to willingly admit this blunder and usually say something to the effect that men are sometimes wrong and the torah simply got it wrong. Most Christians on the other hand, say something to the effect that either science is wrong or their "days" could have been much longer, which again flies in the face of science.
--airspoon
Originally posted by Yissachar1
No offense dude, but the word "dinosaur" wasnt even coined until the 1800s by ...
4. Ì ´Á¬ºÉ½. . . º±Ä±Æ¬³· - The oldest reference to the devil depicts him as a serpent (é×à, Genesis 3). Later this serpent is located in the sea (Amos 9:3), a place of chaos. God did create great sea creatures which were good (Gen 1:21), but since the fall enormous sea creatures are often characterized as evil (e.g., Leviathan in Job 3:8 Is 27: 1). Leviathan and Rahab appear in the OT as names of the ancient serpent, the devil. For example, in Is 27:1 Leviathan is described as a serpent and sea monster whom Yahweh will slay. And in Ps 74:14 this sea monster Leviathan is said to have several heads. In Ps 89:9 - 10 (MT 89:10 - 11) Rahab is spoken of as inhabiting the sea when God crushed this enemy (cf. Is 51:9 - 10). In these references Leviathan and Rahab are names of a sea monster who is the devil, the ancient serpent.
Extrabiblical myths also contain a similar evil monster. The Babylonian myth Enuma Elish tells how Tiamat, the water monster, is cut in two by Marduk, the young god of light. In Canaanite lore the great seven - headed monster of the deep, the dragon, was known as Lotan/Litan, a form of Leviathan. In Egyptian lore the red dragon Set-Typhon pursues Isis and is later killed by tier son Horus. In Greek mythology the pregnant goddess Leto is pursued by the dragon Python. She gives birth to Apollo, who turns on the dragon and kills it.6
Originally posted by davidgrouchy
How many times do I have
to toss a ping pong ball against the wall
before it sticks?
That's right.
It _never_ sticks.
Accretion is not possible without chemistry.
Stickiness is a chemical property
that exerts influence on the
behavior of compounds.
Originally posted by Yissachar1
So you have to ask yourself if a huge collective consciousness is a good thing, who taught us it was a good thing, and why?
I believe that we have an enemy of our very souls who uses every trick to get us to destroy ourselves, this idea of collectiveness being one of them.
I've run the accretion methods
Colliding dust particles don't even build mud. They build nothing.
Instead of running a lot of physics I'll just prove it by analogy.
How many times do I have to toss a ping pong ball against the wall before it sticks?
How does accretion make compounds again?
Originally posted by Astyanax
reply to post by davidgrouchy
I've run the accretion methods
Phew. Are you okay with me addressing you as Lord God Almighty, then, or is there some other form of address You would prefer? Would bowing down before You show sufficient respect and abjection or do You require full prostration? I'm afraid I don't have a firstborn son, or even a flawless ewe lamb, but would You like me to sacrifice my dog to You? She's very precious to me, though I admit she does have a couple of birthmarks.
Colliding dust particles don't even build mud. They build nothing.
Up in the sky, you see that big bright shining thing?
Ever wonder how that got built?
Instead of running a lot of physics I'll just prove it by analogy.
Okay, I'll just go and sit under that apple tree over there till you're done.
How many times do I have to toss a ping pong ball against the wall before it sticks?
How many times do you have to toss it down to the floor before it sticks?
How does accretion make compounds again?
Originally posted by airspoon
The bible and torah lost me at the lack of dinasours.
--airspoon