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I believe the Word of God of a flood is not a myth.Here's a list of 12 videos on 10 ways to disprove the flood myth:
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I believe the Word of God of a flood is not a myth.Here's a list of 12 videos on 10 ways to disprove the flood myth:
I believe a lot of science today is far tetched does that make it invalid?You said list all arguments and evidence. This is my argument. As far as evidence for my argument, there is none. Just a hunch. There’s a lot of things in the Bible that are far fetched that I don’t need evidence for such as men walking on water, demons in hell or the flooding of earth. To me, these stories are clearly metaphorical in nature and exist to teach us something.
Why, if not a single layer of silt, why would there be any fossils?
I don't think we would have any fossils, if the sediments would from as slowly as you seem to suggest. Most likely only realistic way to cause fossils is sudden vast event that buries lot of stuff.
Sorry that is pure fantasy. We know how old the mountains are, we can date them. They existed at the time of the mythical flood. You do not get to appeal to the sciences and then deny all of it. Also your image in "3" shows a structure that would immediately collapse. Unless God planned to kill everyone ahead of time, which makes his actions even more immoral, there would be no way for that to form nor would there be any reason for it.Here is image series that show how the flood came. It started when the original single continent was broken (image 4). In below the first continent there was vast amount of water. When it begun to escape, like in big geyser, the water started to flush all kind of sediments from where the water came. And obviously it would have taken first those animals that are closest and easiest to catch, likely the animals that are not as advanced as some. Mammals are more agile than many other animals, which is why they could have escaped longer. Mammals often can also swim, which is why they don't easily get caught into sediments. That is why no intelligent reason to assume one should find all in the same layer.
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And as it is said in the Bible, there were many fountains of great deep. That means, the water came from multiple sources. And there was also heavy rain. If earth was not uniform in the beginning, water from different areas, would have caused different sediments, by what the water could caught on its way.
No, it is meaningless. You have to be able to show that it is farfetched, like your last post.I believe a lot of science today is far tetched does that make it invalid?
Exactly, and it's illogical if taken literally.I believe the logistics of trying to get animals from Africa, America and the Pacific is untenable.
In the theological context, "myth" does not mean nor imply falsehood.I believe the Word of God of a flood is not a myth.
-If the flood covered the entire earth, how did the salt water separate itself from the fresh water after it rescinded?I realize that this topic has been addressed here and there in many threads. I'd like to collect all the points into one clearly labeled thread. Let's list all the arguments and evidence against the flood. They can include, for example, geological evidence, or internal problems with the Genesis account.
I'll start.
If there had been a global flood, there would be a single layer of silt extending all around the world. No such layer of silt exists.
Not only that if God could magically protect everything from destruction getting a human to build a man made ark to protect anything would be a pointless waste of time when things could be magically protected from the flood in their original locations in my view.That's the thing, you need lots of miracles to explain the flood, but we are talking about scientific explanations.
Because god can do anything except those things humans can do.Not only that if God could magically protect everything from destruction getting a human to build a man made ark to protect anything would be a pointless waste of time when things could be magically protected from the flood in their original locations in my view.
If one is going to appeal to magic, why stop halfway to have a boat built?
It would not be just one layer of silt. A flood of that magnitude would leave literally a jumble of debris world wide many meters deep and destroy most of the existing surface. The type of catastrophic flood only occurs locally as documented through history at different times and even in the past hundreds of years,Why do you think global flood would case single layer of silt? Single layer can be formed only, if the material comes from the same source. In global flood, material could come from different sources, and therefore cause different layers.
You have posted this before. Physically impossible fairy tale.Why, if not a single layer of silt, why would there be any fossils?
I don't think we would have any fossils, if the sediments would from as slowly as you seem to suggest. Most likely only realistic way to cause fossils is sudden vast event that buries lot of stuff.
Here is image series that show how the flood came. It started when the original single continent was broken (image 4). In below the first continent there was vast amount of water. When it begun to escape, like in big geyser, the water started to flush all kind of sediments from where the water came. And obviously it would have taken first those animals that are closest and easiest to catch, likely the animals that are not as advanced as some. Mammals are more agile than many other animals, which is why they could have escaped longer. Mammals often can also swim, which is why they don't easily get caught into sediments. That is why no intelligent reason to assume one should find all in the same layer.
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And as it is said in the Bible, there were many fountains of great deep. That means, the water came from multiple sources. And there was also heavy rain. If earth was not uniform in the beginning, water from different areas, would have caused different sediments, by what the water could caught on its way.
And let's not forget, it was a stupid solution that didn't solve anything.That's the thing, you need lots of miracles to explain the flood, but we are talking about scientific explanations.
It was the best at the time of writing. God was neither omnipotent nor omniscient nor omni benevolent at the time - and obviously not very smart.And let's not forget, it was a stupid solution that didn't solve anything.
Frankly believers trying to argue for the literal flood story can only feel shame for thinking this God is perfect, because clearly God is a total screw up. God caused all the problems that led to a flood as a solution, and the flood didn't wash the world of sin (plus killed off how many?). The story says sin occurred right after the family got back on land.
This is the best God can do?
That is why that "God" is so easily refuted. Creationists hear that "You cannot refute God" and think that makes their God safe. The saying would be more proper if it said "You cannot refute all versions of God". Irrational overly human versions of God are simple to refute. But this does not even refute Christianity since there are far more rational versions of that faith.It was the best at the time of writing. God was neither omnipotent nor omniscient nor omni benevolent at the time - and obviously not very smart.
That's the main reason why I'm an Agnostic. I can't refute all the gods, but at least I can say that anybody speaking of "god" doesn't know what they are talking about.That is why that "God" is so easily refuted. Creationists hear that "You cannot refute God" and think that makes their God safe. The saying would be more proper if it said "You cannot refute all versions of God". Irrational overly human versions of God are simple to refute. But this does not even refute Christianity since there are far more rational versions of that faith.
So in your theory, "the mammals", including such creatures as the Giant Sloth, would survive longer in a flood than, let's say, the Ichthyosaurs or Trilobites, who are specifically adapted to life under water??When it begun to escape, like in big geyser, the water started to flush all kind of sediments from where the water came. And obviously it would have taken first those animals that are closest and easiest to catch, likely the animals that are not as advanced as some. Mammals are more agile than many other animals, which is why they could have escaped longer. Mammals often can also swim, which is why they don't easily get caught into sediments.
There is no intelligent reason to assume that the layers we find are from one single event.That is why no intelligent reason to assume one should find all in the same layer.
One of the bogeyman scenarios, used by manmade climate change, to shake down rich countries, is the potential for a great world flood due to the rising oceans. This world flooding is supposed to happen due to the melting of the polar caps and the other glaciers, adding water to the oceans, causing sea level to rise.I realize that this topic has been addressed here and there in many threads. I'd like to collect all the points into one clearly labeled thread. Let's list all the arguments and evidence against the flood. They can include, for example, geological evidence, or internal problems with the Genesis account.
I'll start.
If there had been a global flood, there would be a single layer of silt extending all around the world. No such layer of silt exists.
Sahul, during the last ice age (beginning 30,000 years ago and peaking 20,000 years ago) was cold – around 5 degrees colder – and much drier than present. Sea level was 125 metres lower and, as a consequence the continent was almost 40% larger than it is today