You just reported your source that says the bible contains made up stories that aren't true.
What is your point?
This is what Jesus said about Noah.
They did eat, they drank, they married wives, they were given in marriage, until the day that Noah entered into the ark, and the flood came, and destroyed them all.
I believe what Jesus said.

Hi, mate.
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There's something vewwy scwewwy going on here, and I'd hate for it to cause any misunderstanding between us, especially since we agree so closely with each other.
For some reason that I'm at a loss to fathom, the post you keep referring (and indeed linking) to as #361 is, as far as my version of the forum is concerned, post #358, whereas #361 was authored by Agatha.
My apologies for any confusion this may have caused. I have no idea how to explain this anomoly.
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"Which is why I have asked you to explain when, in your opinion, Pangea was last a continent; when, in your opinion, the "global flood" took place; and when, in your opinion, the civilizations of Eastern Asia, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and MesoAmerica (to name but a few) arose.
For that matter, when, in your opinion was either one of the contradictory creations myths supposed to have taken place?"
The post number shown when viewing a single post is encoded in the URL. Not sure how it got to be wrong; possibly if the URL was saved, and then 3 posts were sent to AAH, that would do it. If you go to the post in the thread, you'll see it is actually 358. http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=9176448#post9176448 (I think it's best to link like that anyway, because you can see the post in context.)
The post number shown when viewing a single post is encoded in the URL. Not sure how it got to be wrong; possibly if the URL was saved, and then 3 posts were sent to AAH, that would do it. If you go to the post in the thread, you'll see it is actually 358. http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=9176448#post9176448 (I think it's best to link like that anyway, because you can see the post in context.)
I'm sorry, your question does not compute.Thank you, "Zooterator"!
Any idea how to engender a responsive response form DOC?
I will wager the title to my tapir-pulled MesoAmerican chariot that we will not be seeing a substantive answer.
As the whole point of the flood was to exterminate all but the family Noah, how on earth could a local flood manage to do this?
Thanks.
I believe God Created the universe, and Jesus Christ is part of the Holy Trinity.
This is what Jesus said about Noah.
They did eat, they drank, they married wives, they were given in marriage, until the day that Noah entered into the ark, and the flood came, and destroyed them all.
I believe what Jesus said.
Thank you, your Moderatorship!
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As the whole point of the flood was to exterminate all but the family Noah, how on earth could a local flood manage to do this?
Thanks.
That's the problem with assuming the facts of the story have some bearing on reality. If, however, you view the purpose of the story to be the moral of the story, even a much more minor event can be sufficient. The Bible wipes out a few cities to get across the message "Don't disobey God". The real question is, why go to such catestrophic lengths here? What's the point of wiping out the world, when obviousl smaller events clearly have the same (roughly) impact?
You have to be dead to be a moderator? That explains the smell....You're welcome, but no inside knowledge was needed for that, just something I'd noticed well before my transition to the other side.
Jesus wasn't a fairytale. He was a famous historical person if we are to believe Bart Ehrman who said Jesus certainly existed. And he was a famous historical person whose grave is empty and whose body has never been found.You really do think that a quotation of the words of a character in the very fairytale...
Famous due to relentless marketing over the centuries. At the time he was just another street preacher with an eye for the boys.Jesus wasn't a fairytale. He was a famous historical person if we are to believe Bart Ehrman who said Jesus certainly existed. And he was a famous historical person whose grave is empty and whose body never been found
Jesus wasn't a fairytale. He was a famous historical person if we are to believe Bart Ehrman who said Jesus certainly existed. And he was a famous historical person whose grave is empty and whose body has never been found.
Jesus wasn't a fairytale. He was a famous historical person if we are to believe Bart Ehrman who said Jesus certainly existed. And he was a famous historical person whose grave is empty and whose body has never been found.