You are in no position to provide objective evidence that is true.
Where is your evidence that supports the bible?
Still waiting . . .
The Bhagavad Gita says science is wrong and the earth and the universe is 1.5 billions of years old.
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You are in no position to provide objective evidence that is true.
You have that backwards. Since you refuse to even learn what is and what is not evidence you are in no position to deny it.You are in no position to provide objective evidence that is true.
It´s not MY interpretation. The Story of Creation is a common cultural story, which orally, textual and symbolic describes how the creation appears for ALL humans. And this common cultural story can be religious and mythologically compared and if you do this works seriously, you´ll find the natural explanations of, amongst others, the Flood Myth, which is hugely and dualistic fragmented in the Abrahamic religions.Genesis describes it as Divine retribution. I am going by actually what the Bible states. Interpretations are many and your's is just one of many. It was very common if not universal that ancient cultures considered natural disasters were 'Divine retribution.'
Then you just have the problem left that Genesis already is interpreted several times by priests in the past and by scholars who necessarily didn´t have the mythical or cosmological skills, which is needed in order to understand Genesis in all it´s contents.For purposes of this thread I am not going with 'interpretations,' ALL of the contents of Genesis, and actually what it state. Yes it describes a world flood where all the land and mountains were covered.
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We are not discussing what the ancients tought of natural events, but how we understand the Noah Flood Myth, which certainly is interpreted and written down as a "divine retribution".
It´s not MY interpretation. The Story of Creation is a common cultural story, which orally, textual and symbolic describes how the creation appears for ALL humans. And this common cultural story can be religious and mythologically compared and if you do this works seriously, you´ll find the natural explanations of, amongst others, the Flood Myth, which is hugely and dualistic fragmented in the Abrahamic religions.
Then you just have the problem left that Genesis already is interpreted several times by priests in the past and by scholars who necessarily didn´t have the mythical or cosmological skills, which is needed in order to understand Genesis in all it´s contents.
This is a specific problem in the Abrahamic religions where the mythical language/imagery/symbolism once were forbidden (together with the female divinity) leaving this contents to pure dogmas and blind beliefs.
"Keep the ordinary population stupid and you´ll be able to govern them".
You´re allready a severe victim from lots of interpretations of Genesis and the Noah Flood - and when a natural explanation comes up, you will not have it
Native said: ↑
We are not discussing what the ancients thought of natural events,
It´s not MY interpretation. The Story of Creation is a common cultural story, which orally, textual and symbolic describes how the creation appears for ALL humans. And this common cultural story can be religious and mythologically compared and if you do this works seriously, you´ll find the natural explanations of, amongst others, the Flood Myth, which is hugely and dualistic fragmented in the Abrahamic religions.
Then you just have the problem left that Genesis already is interpreted several times by priests in the past and by scholars who necessarily didn´t have the mythical or cosmological skills, which is needed in order to understand Genesis in all it´s contents.
This is a specific problem in the Abrahamic religions where the mythical language/imagery/symbolism once were forbidden (together with the female divinity) leaving this contents to pure dogmas and blind beliefs.
"Keep the ordinary population stupid and you´ll be able to govern them".
You´re allready a severe victim from lots of interpretations of Genesis and the Noah Flood - and when a natural explanation comes up, you will not have it
Yes we are, and it is part of the topic.
. . . but how we understand the Noah Flood Myth, which certainly is interpreted and written down as a "divine retribution".
We will have to agree to disagree. Your interpretation remains one of many.
Why wait for a natural explanation?
Ziusudra - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ziusudra
[citation needed] Max Mallowan wrote that "we know from the Weld Blundell prism that at the time of the Flood, Ziusudra, the Sumerian Noah, was King of the city of Shuruppak where he received warning of the impending disaster. His role as a saviour agrees with that assigned to his counterpart Utnapishtim in the Gilgamesh Epic... both epigraphical and archaeological discovery give good grounds for believing …
Don´t forget that we are talking of Flood in the immediate connection to the religious stories of creation. Unless archaeologists think that the creation took place in the latest 3-4 millenniums, they don´t make the correct connection - or location - to the myth.NoahsArkillustrationPictureSumerianShuruppak
www.bibleorigins.net/NoahsArkillustrationPictureSumerianShuruppak.html
Noah's Flood is a myth, as determined over the past 100 years by Geologists and Archaeologists and is most probably a later reworking of the Shuruppak flood occurring in the 3rd millennium B.C., the same millennium the Bible (Jewish Massoretic Text) dates the event too.
Believe what you like. So-called science is further out in la la land than the BG. Looks like BS trumps BG.Where is your evidence that supports the bible?
Still waiting . . .
The Bhagavad Gita says science is wrong and the earth and the universe is 1.5 billions of years old.
No, you do. And upside down, and inside out.You have that backwards. .
Believe what you like. So-called science is further out in la la land than the BG. Looks like BS trumps BG.
Don´t forget that we are talking of Flood in the immediate connection to the religious stories of creation. Unless archaeologists think that the creation took place in the latest 3-4 millenniums, they don´t make the correct connection - or location - to the myth.
Then you would ask the new pyramid builders, where did you get your science information?
Yes, Alice your still down the rabbit hole..No, you do. And upside down, and inside out.
No. It is not an insult to call a spade a spade.Failure to respond, because you do not have any evidence to respond with except insults.
If you knew down from up that might be concerning.Yes, Alice your still down the rabbit hole..
If you knew down from up that might be concerning.
No. It is not an insult to call a spade a spade.
If you knew down from up that might be concerning.
dad not only does not do evidence, he actively avoids understanding the concept. It is his weak attempt to try not to consciously break the Ninth Commandment. If he does not understand how he breaks the law of his he can pretend that he has not done so.Where's the evidence?