Barbarian
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My thought is that if it's not plainly stated, we can't conclude that it's true. Christians hold a number of contradictory ideas about this; it if was plain to see, every Christian would see it.
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[__ Science __ ] The Flood, what happened?
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To Barbarian concerning post #79
What is obvious is you contradict yourself. You spoke of the land that was flooded as being flat. You now speak of not knowing where Noah lived. It is obvious that you don't know what you are talking about.
It is also obvious that you don't believe the Bible which says the water covered all the "high hills that were under the whole heaven". (Gen. 7:19) Did you get that? "Under the whole heaven". A world wide flood.
Quantrill
What is obvious is you contradict yourself. You spoke of the land that was flooded as being flat. You now speak of not knowing where Noah lived. It is obvious that you don't know what you are talking about.
It is also obvious that you don't believe the Bible which says the water covered all the "high hills that were under the whole heaven". (Gen. 7:19) Did you get that? "Under the whole heaven". A world wide flood.
Quantrill
Scripture does say the flood was world wide. I just showed you again in (Gen. 7:19).
You have contradicted yourself as I showed in the previous post. That happens when you don't believe the Bible and instead try to add to it with your knowledge which is rooted in unbelief.
Well, as I said, you believe your own lies. Just because you believe them doesn't make them so. The Bible is clear. The flood involved the whole earth. (Gen. 6:17, 7:19)
Do you believe the Bible is the Word of God. It's a very simple question.
Quantrill
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kiwimacahau
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There was no world-wide flood.
Truthfrees
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great points - God's creation truth is easy to see - trying to prove evolution has always been impossible no matter how much twisting of facts/scripture and wild semantics
even as a kid i wondered why evolution doesn't stiill happen - as an adult i know why - it never happened and can never happen - it's an impossible manmade theory
great points - God's creation truth is easy to see - trying to prove evolution has always been impossible no matter how much twisting of facts/scripture and wild semantics
even as a kid i wondered why evolution doesn't stiill happen - as an adult i know why - it never happened and can never happen - it's an impossible manmade theory
Yes. It is man believing only what scientific theory accepts. It is not man believing in God or the Bible. They may believe parts of the Bible but only to the degree that it agrees with their science.
They reject the miraculous act of God in the origin of creation and in His intervening miraculously which disturbs the very laws He set in the first place.
In short, they just don't believe in God.
Quantrill
It does take a little more than just reading the scriptures as it takes studying Genealogy, history, culture, ancient and modern maps to understand certain things in its full context. But you believe how you will.
prove it
kiwimacahau
Member
The geologic column does not support the idea of a global flood
Barbarian
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I have a lot of hours in history. What sources other than the Bible do you consider to be good information about what scripture means? I agree that's a good way to learn about some of it (although the part that's critical to our salvation stands alone with no need of other sources).
Barbarian
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Since the Bible does not say the flood was worldwide, and since the evidence does not support that assumption, there's no reason to suppose there was one.
The Bible does say the flood was world wide. See posts #(82,83), which you ignored.
Quantrill
Anything outside of our own salvation is for our own learning in areas of our own interest as we get to know all the different people we read about in scripture and where actual places existed and the events that took place.
So you are just going to take mans word over the word of God?
Many things in science can not support the things of God as even they can not agree with each other as much is either theory or speculation in many things they say.
I asked you where your proof is that there was never a global flood. Could you answer this please.
If you take account how many times the erosion of the earth has taken place since the flood, nothing is the same since the flood waters receded, plus all the shifting of the earth since that time.
kiwimacahau
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1: Science is just as much the work of God as the Bible.
2: the Geologic column shows NO evidence of the kinds of silts a world-wide flood would lay down.
3: There is no evidence of recent world-wide extinction events of he kind so a flood would cause.
4: We have written records from societies, i.e. Egypt, China, Assyro-Babylonian, which existed without disruption during the period that most Fundamentalists assert for the flood.
2: the Geologic column shows NO evidence of the kinds of silts a world-wide flood would lay down.
3: There is no evidence of recent world-wide extinction events of he kind so a flood would cause.
4: We have written records from societies, i.e. Egypt, China, Assyro-Babylonian, which existed without disruption during the period that most Fundamentalists assert for the flood.
1.) No it's not. The Bible is the inspired Word of God. Science is mans efforts to learn about the universe.
2.) So?
3.) So?
4.) We have the written record from God; the Bible. It says there was a world wide flood.
Quantrill
kiwimacahau
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The Bible does not 'trump' scientific evidence! Indeed the idea that it does is responsible for more folk turning their backs on God than any other. God intended us to use our brains as something other than draft excluders!
Wrong. The Bible does trump scientific knowledge.
Science doesn't know everything. God does. Science is still learning. God knows all things already.
Nothing wrong with science until it comes in conflict with God's Word. When it does, it needs to take a back seat.
Quantrill