16 Aug 15
Originally posted by sonhouseThanks, sonhouse, for this valuable and important site.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-noahs-ark.html
I found especially this part very insightful, because many here may believe that Hind's pov on Noah is necessary for Christians. In fact, the opposite is true.
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The maintenance of modern creationism and Flood geology not only is useless apologetically with unbelieving scientists, it is harmful. Although many who have no scientific training have been swayed by creationist arguments, the unbelieving scientist will reason that a Christianity that believes in such nonsense must be a religion not worthy of his interest. . . . Modern creationism in this sense is apologetically and evangelistically ineffective. It could even be a hindrance to the gospel.
"Another possible danger is that in presenting the gospel to the lost and in defending God's truth we ourselves will seem to be false. It is time for Christian people to recognize that the defense of this modern, young-Earth, Flood-geology creationism is simply not truthful. It is simply not in accord with the facts that God has given. Creationism must be abandoned by Christians before harm is done. . . ."
16 Aug 15
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Originally posted by CalJustThe teaching of eternal suffering is a damage doctrine.
Thanks, sonhouse, for this valuable and important site.
I found especially this part very insightful, because many here may believe that Hind's pov on Noah is necessary for Christians. In fact, the opposite is true.
"The maintenance of modern creationism and Flood geology not only is useless apologetically with unbelieving scientists, it is ha ...[text shortened]... t God has given. Creationism must be abandoned by Christians before harm is done. . . ."
17 Aug 15
Originally posted by sonhouseYou have no idea what God would do, because you do not know Him and have never studied His words. And for your information Noah's flood has never been debunked like evilution has been. 😏
Designed to control people. A god would never do that, only humans could be so cruel.
Evilution Debunked
17 Aug 15
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Originally posted by sonhouseHey, if we stopped to debate each argument in this piece, we have topics here for enough threads to flood the internet. It could be like the second flood sent to punish our arrogance.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-noahs-ark.html
This is one of my favourites and I just know RJH has the answers in a video somewhere dark with a lamp shining on it:
How did the ark survive the process? Such a wholesale restructuring of the earth's topography, compressed into just a few months, would have produced tsunamis large enough to circle the earth. The aftershocks alone would have been devastating for years afterwards.
17 Aug 15
Originally posted by finneganDon't forget, he also said Mt Everest was a lot shorter back in the flood days so there didn't need to be 30,000 feet of water covering the Earth. Apparently even HE sees there are problems with the flood fairy tale. Oh yeah, the continents were pushing together something like a thousand times faster than now and all that magnetic magma data recorded in the Atlantic between South America and Africa, that is all just fantasy.
Hey, if we stopped to debate each argument in this piece, we have topics here for enough threads to flood the internet. It could be like the second flood sent to punish our arrogance.
This is one of my favourites and I just know RJH has the answers in a video somewhere dark with a lamp shining on it:
How did the ark survive the process? Such a whole ...[text shortened]... ugh to circle the earth. The aftershocks alone would have been devastating for years afterwards.
18 Aug 15
Originally posted by sonhouseThe Great Flood Of Noah
Don't forget, he also said Mt Everest was a lot shorter back in the flood days so there didn't need to be 30,000 feet of water covering the Earth. Apparently even HE sees there are problems with the flood fairy tale. Oh yeah, the continents were pushing together something like a thousand times faster than now and all that magnetic magma data recorded in the Atlantic between South America and Africa, that is all just fantasy.
18 Aug 15
Originally posted by RJHindsI am talking about YOUR converts. You should just stick to using your engine in chess and give up this vain hope of actually convincing anyone here who wasn't already tainted with the bankrupt bible.
Several hundred? There are several million people that believe in Noah's flood. What is your problem? 😏
18 Aug 15
Originally posted by sonhouseYou have no educational arguments for your viewpoint so you have to resort to personal attacks to make yourself feel better. That's a shame for a guy of your age. 🙁
I am talking about YOUR converts. You should just stick to using your engine in chess and give up this vain hope of actually convincing anyone here who wasn't already tainted with the bankrupt bible.