Ken Ham's Opening Day at the Ark. #FAIL only 4000 show up. (Moses, purpose)
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It's a sure sign that he actually realises the whole story is tripe...when he starts inventing things to try to make the story fit....and even then it doesn't!
No, Noah's Ark is historically factual as it is written in the historical documents collected in what we call the Bible.
The good thing about Ken Ham's ark, though I do disagree with him on quite a number of things regarding science, is that it puts into perspective the enormity of the ark. Rather than people just reading about it in the historic documents called the Bible, they see it in its true perspective in real life.
Yes, as they were building the ark, they were on the ark. However, once the ark was finished, there was a final call for anyone who wanted to come aboard to do so. Only Noah and family went on board. For 100 years God pleaded with mankind to change from their evil ways and warn them a world-wide flood was coming and to save themselves. He was longsuffering them them.
No, the factory workers at the Ford factory were not killed after making the cars. They still make them. Now then, if Ford build a MASSIVE car to hold the animals and humans and told the workers they would be saved if they just got in the car on a certain day and they would be saved from whatever, and they did not, that is not Mr. Ford's fault.
So it is clear in the Bible that workers helped build the Ark but refused to enter when it started raining?
Yes, as they were building the ark, they were on the ark. However, once the ark was finished, there was a final call for anyone who wanted to come aboard to do so. Only Noah and family went on board. For 100 years God pleaded with mankind to change from their evil ways and warn them a world-wide flood was coming and to save themselves.
Oh stop! My sides are aching! So just how were they going to 'save themselves'? Presumably they were all going to build arks ...and deforest the planet in the process??
....and having built his ark, what would have happened if Noah had put out the call for 'All aboard' and 10,000,000 people had turned up? LOL! You get a bigger joke every time you post pal!
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Originally Posted by Eusebius
No, Noah's Ark is historically factual as it is written in the historical documents collected in what we call the Bible.
Keep it up mate. You do such a wonderful job for atheism.
It seems strange that such an event would fail to mention those that helped.
It doesn't mention any helpers and, as Eusebius keeps reminding us, as the bible is a historical and factual record of events, there can't have been any helpers.
You must admit...he's good for a laugh is Eusebius!
It doesn't mention any helpers and, as Eusebius keeps reminding us, as the bible is a historical and factual record of events, there can't have been any helpers.
You must admit...he's good for a laugh is Eusebius!
So the Bible does not mention that Noah had helpers who refused to get onto the Ark when it started to rain? I hope he did at least pay them before the flood rather than a IOU that Noah knew he would not have to pay to those who drowned.
The Bible also does not mention that during the time of the Flood and during the receding of the water that the laws of physics were changed.
I wonder if the Ark Encounter covers either of those two possibilities, one a fact according to Eusebius and the other a possibility according to Jeff.
So the Bible does not mention that Noah had helpers who refused to get onto the Ark when it started to rain? I hope he did at least pay them before the flood rather than a IOU that Noah knew he would not have to pay to those who drowned.
The Bible also does not mention that during the time of the Flood and during the receding of the water that the laws of physics were changed.
I wonder if the Ark Encounter covers either of those two possibilities, one a fact according to Eusebius and the other a possibility according to Jeff.
Why wouldn't it have been possible that he hired someone?
It doesn't mention any helpers and, as Eusebius keeps reminding us, as the bible is a historical and factual record of events, there can't have been any helpers.
You must admit...he's good for a laugh is Eusebius!
It doesn't mention the sun rose or that they did many other things during that time but they did. The Bible doesn't claim to be the exhaustive history of everything that ever happened.
Why wouldn't it have been possible that he hired someone?
I never said it was impossible for him to hire someone. I find it rather weird that a person was good enough to construct or help construct the Ark but no good enough to be taken on board when the rain started. Or that a person would be willing to construct or assist in the construction but would not want to get on board after it started to rain but before the Ark was able to float away.
Even if I do not have a degree let alone an advanced degree in theology I still have a mind and can question things that do not make sense to me. If those who believe in the flood story cannot give me a satisfactory reason then I might conclude that they also do not understand that. If they are able to provide an logical or even theological answer that is fine.
Just because I do not believe in the flood story based not only my lack of belief in that particular god but also due to my knowledge of geology and paleobiogeography does not mean that I cannot be interested in how those who do believe in the flood are able to explain the problems.
No, Noah's Ark is historically factual as it is written in the historical documents collected in what we call the Bible.
The good thing about Ken Ham's ark, though I do disagree with him on quite a number of things regarding science, is that it puts into perspective the enormity of the ark. Rather than people just reading about it in the historic documents called the Bible, they see it in its true perspective in real life.
Hey eusebi, where are all the writings of Noah located?
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No, Noah wrote it down while in the ark.
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