Subduction Zone
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So what? The Earth is not. The Earth is not flat even though the Bible indicates that it is.The dead sea is bowl shaped.
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So what? The Earth is not. The Earth is not flat even though the Bible indicates that it is.The dead sea is bowl shaped.
Tu Quoque fallacy. Now you have admitted that you God is no better than men.Hiroshima?
What? You have not even read the Bible?Where does the Bible say so?
Not relevant since the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were decisions by Truman, not a God, right?Hiroshima?
Where does the bible say there was a world-wide flood? Well, for example, Genesis 7 says:Where does the Bible say so?
And to cover all the high mountains, as the story claims, you'd need a billion cubic miles more water over and above the water presently on the earth, but yet again very plainly we find nothing of the kind.
Yes, but God has to choose the lesser evil.If Gods exist and are the basis for morality, shouldn't they behave morally?
Please give the verse.You have not even read the Bible?
I do not find flat earth in the Bible. Please give the verse.The Earth is not flat even though the Bible indicates that it is.
A local floor would not kill.all men. Or all life that breathed. A local flood would have made the ark pointless.
You have to read in context. Many of the stories are flat Earth stories. For example Daniel 4. It describes a tree that grew,so tall that it could be seen from the ends of the Earth. Do you understand why that is a flat earth story?I do not find flat earth in the Bible. Please give the verse.
Context. Don't ask for a verse. Read the Noah's ark myth. It is in Genesis.Please give the verse.
A God has to make a choice? Isn't God in charge?Yes, but God has to choose the lesser evil.
So you are suggesting the typical interpretation is wrong? If so, how did so many believers get the Bible wrong? What else are they wrong about?There is no word "all" and "whole" in the original text. So this could be a local flood.
Not so. The word transliterated kōl in Genesis 7:19 means 'all' and refers to the high mountains.
Not so. The word transliterated kōl in Genesis 7:19 means 'all' and refers to the high mountains.
The incharge still has to make a choice.A God has to make a choice? Isn't God in charge?
Yes. Please expalin why I may be wrong.So you are suggesting the typical interpretation is wrong?
Please give the verse so that we discuss the same point.Context. Don't ask for a verse. Read the Noah's ark myth. It is in Genesis.