"It Was People Like You Who Made the Ocean Salty, My Friend" (genesis, myth)

[yeshuasavedme]

Excellent! Click to read.


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After The Flood; A Graveyard Planet: Fossil Fuels and Facile Fools, False Dates and Phosphates. We Stand on the Shoulders of Those Who Came Before Us –but Also on Their Heads, Backs, Stomachs and Feet! (and etc.)

[albion]

Another crappy anti-Darwin pro flood blog, full of the usual b/s.

[gabfest]

Hi yeshuasavedme,
the website listed is certainly not limited to a 6,000 year old earth. So, do you believe the earth to be older than 6010 years old or no?

The site's theory r/t the etiology of the massive amounts of earthly salts sounds plausible.

[nezlie]

The Deluge Myth... seems everybody has one. The Sumerian and Babylonian accounts are remarkably similar to the story of Noah. For creativity though, I like the Indian account with the little fish giving the warning of the impending flood.

Deluge myth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Oh yeah, in the comment below, most people know that "evolution" has several meanings besides the one associated with biological development. It also means advancement such as in technology, society, economics, politics. Yeesh, use your dictionary.

It would be common for science to refer to the advancing capability of these wonders of man’s technical prowess as the “evolution” of the micro-chip—but of course, these chips have all been intelligently designed. No one could be convinced that either the microchips that drive computers nor the software that instructs them came about by accident or that they were self created over time-but this is what we are asked to believe about much more complex, intelligently designed artifacts like DNA –and like life itself.

[Tenzo]

I thought it was because I peed in the pool

[Fred314X]

Originally Posted by yeshuasavedme

Excellent! Click to read.

Apparently, "excellence" is in the eye of the beholder.

[yeshuasavedme]

Originally Posted by gabfest

Hi yeshuasavedme,
the website listed is certainly not limited to a 6,000 year old earth. So, do you believe the earth to be older than 6010 years old or no?

The site's theory r/t the etiology of the massive amounts of earthly salts sounds plausible.

The website owner, Chris St James, does not believe the earth is millions or billions of years old, and he does believe the Genesis account on how long it took [six ordinary days].
Yes, it is plausible, isn't it.

No, I do not believe anything but the record God gave in Genesis, that He created the earth [a globe =Hebrew word tebal] of water, first, before He brought light into being [making one/echad day of an evening and a morning] and before there was a heaven stretched out by dividing the waters [the second "one day" of an evening and a morning], placing half of them above the stretched out heavens in which to place the created sun, moon, and stars on the fourth day of "one/echad day of an evening and a morning.

[albion]

That's why you are a one dimensional thinker, incapable of any original thought, chained to your dogma & your ignorance.