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Or maybe you ought to actually check out what he's actually saying by that. I mean..I know that context is your enemy when you make these silly posts...but wow.
This is Ken Ham we are talking about. His fantasies exceed those that Walt Disney portrayed. Except Ham thinks his are real.
This is Ken Ham we are talking about. His fantasies exceed those that Walt Disney portrayed. Except Ham thinks his are real.
Your opinion of Ham aside, do you have a point? Do you honestly believe that he thinks that Noah's Ark is a fairy tale? Or do you think that maybe the display you attack had a different message?
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Your opinion of Ham aside, do you have a point? Do you honestly believe that he thinks that Noah's Ark is a fairy tale? Or do you think that maybe the display you attack had a different message?
Your opinion of Ham aside, do you have a point? Do you honestly believe that he thinks that Noah's Ark is a fairy tale? Or do you think that maybe the display you attack had a different message?
I absolutely think Noah's Ark is just a story. It's a story that was meant to make a point that was relevant to a specific people at a specific time but it is just a story. FWIW, most Christians I know think the same thing.
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Please explain. I guess I don't get what you're saying.
The juxtaposition of many of us saying the whole story is a fairy tale, and then he has a "Fairy Tale" sign put up right in the Ark Encounter. You must see the humor in that?
The juxtaposition of many of us saying the whole story is a fairy tale, and then he has a "Fairy Tale" sign put up right in the Ark Encounter. You must see the humor in that?
I get that. But your OP was that Ham thinks it's a fairy tale. Maybe I missed the joke of your post...maybe you were just making a funny...I didn't catch that, and if that's the case I'm sorry. I sometimes take things a bit too seriously on these boards and I'm endeavoring to lighten up a bit.
It's obvious Ham actually believes that Noah was a real man and that the event of the flood happened. This picture is part of a display illustrating the fairy tale that many people THINK of when we think of the Ark. Many of us have a cute story in our minds with the elephants and giraffes sticking their heads out of the top of the boat as they cruise along--so that's all it is to us -- a fairy tale. But we ought to at least think about it logically and realistically -- and think about how it actually happened.
Many on here have pointed out correctly that it was a horrible day for humanity -- all but 8 people on the earth were killed -- most horribly drowning. God chose to reboot and keep only 8 people alive.
I get that. But your OP was that Ham thinks it's a fairy tale. Maybe I missed the joke of your post...maybe you were just making a funny...I didn't catch that, and if that's the case I'm sorry. I sometimes take things a bit too seriously on these boards and I'm endeavoring to lighten up a bit.
It's obvious Ham actually believes that Noah was a real man and that the event of the flood happened. This picture is part of a display illustrating the fairy tale that many people THINK of when we think of the Ark. Many of us have a cute story in our minds with the elephants and giraffes sticking their heads out of the top of the boat as they cruise along--so that's all it is to us -- a fairy tale. But we ought to at least think about it logically and realistically -- and think about how it actually happened.
Many on here have pointed out correctly that it was a horrible day for humanity -- all but 8 people on the earth were killed -- most horribly drowning. God chose to reboot and keep only 8 people alive.
Hey viz, at what moment in time does your omni-god choose to reboot?
Well of COURSE it's a fairy tale. Who actually believes it's a true story?
Quite a few millions actually and most of those are in America... the strongest country (militarily) on the planet. Frightening isn't it.
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