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Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by colin42
We don't need any more proof, Target Food proves our food isn't here and that we aren't from here and we have a history book telling us this as well. What more do you need. Just remember before you pick up that biology book which doesn't prove anything, that the history book known as the bible was written long before it.
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Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh what a relief it is. 'Plink, plink, fizz, fizz.
Originally posted by colin42
reply to post by idmonster
Well it is Sunday. The tooth group have met, had a stirring bible meeting and he is all fired up cant wait to see which one of us he picks as surely he wont run again ...... will he?
The bible is a good documented book that contains important history.
There is no proof that a great flood was never here. Most of the things from exodus could have happened, leaving little to no evidence left for today.
What do you think is more plausible? That the bible is a book of texts that were made up by ancient people, or that these ancient people wrote down what they believed to be true?
Originally posted by iterationzero
reply to post by itsthetooth
The bible is a good documented book that contains important history.
Which events in the Bible are independently corroborated in such a way that would make it a "good documented book"?
What do you think is more plausible? That the bible is a book of texts that were made up by ancient people, or that these ancient people wrote down what they believed to be true?
Seeing how there are verifiable parts of the bible, its obviously not fantasy.
A great flood was obviously here, you can see it almost anywhere you go. The grand canyon is an excellent example. Where did the water come from and where did it go doesn't mean it didn't happen.
The fact that intervention is so obvious in genesis, and how we got here. We have no instinctive ties to this planet, its seriously a no brainer.
Well neither.
What do you think is more plausible? That the bible is a book of texts that were made up by ancient people, or that these ancient people wrote down what they believed to be true?
Your version of it is nothing more than fantasy and a childish fantasy at that.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by vasaga
Seeing how there are verifiable parts of the bible, its obviously not fantasy.
Ah I see the coward still lives. If you truly believed that you had evidence and that your target food fantasy was real you would jump at the chance to prove everyone wrong.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by idmonster
Enterng a debate form is not that all in one master decision of determining if something is correct or not.
Again you show the reaction of a true coward. You not only discredit those that post here with no evidence to back your accusations yet again. You also discredit members of this site that are chosen precisely because they have shown they are fair and able to judge the debate on the presentation and logic only
I know for a fact that certain people on this thread, I'm not saying any names, have their hands in a few of the mods pockets so I'm not going to fall for the silly game of power.
It is if the observer is a fantasist and you are the only one claiming to have observed this fantasy. A proven fantasist.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by colin42
An observed event is not a fantasy.