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What child’s take on a story are you referring to? There is nothing childish (in terms of harm to humanity), about the flood fable. Is the resurrection a child’s story?I didn't say it included a child's story. I said we needed to move beyond a child's take on a story. And that, moves believers out of the cul-de-sac and onto a pathway (the one less traveled).That puts the believers in that Cul de sac of picking and choosing what they like and what they don’t.
Why the need to include a child’s story?
Probably because the flood happened in china also.
There's no worldwide flood footprint..
What child’s take on a story are you referring to? There is nothing childish (in terms of harm to humanity), about the flood fable. Is the resurrection a child’s story?I didn't say it included a child's story. I said we needed to move beyond a child's take on a story. And that, moves believers out of the cul-de-sac and onto a pathway (the one less traveled).That puts the believers in that Cul de sac of picking and choosing what they like and what they don’t.
Why the need to include a child’s story?
Probably because the flood happened in china also.
There's no worldwide flood footprint..
According to mythological and historical sources, it is traditionally dated to the third millennium BCE, or about 2300-2200 BC, during the reign of Emperor Yao.
Wikipedia › wiki › Great_Flood_(C...
Great Flood (China) - Wikipedia
What child’s take on a story are you referring to? There is nothing childish (in terms of harm to humanity), about the flood fable. Is the resurrection a child’s story?I didn't say it included a child's story. I said we needed to move beyond a child's take on a story. And that, moves believers out of the cul-de-sac and onto a pathway (the one less traveled).That puts the believers in that Cul de sac of picking and choosing what they like and what they don’t.
Why the need to include a child’s story?
Probably because the flood happened in china also.
There's no worldwide flood footprint..
According to mythological and historical sources, it is traditionally dated to the third millennium BCE, or about 2300-2200 BC, during the reign of Emperor Yao.
Wikipedia › wiki › Great_Flood_(C...
Great Flood (China) - Wikipedia
But it wasn't worldwide.. Floods are localized. The Biblical flood story is adapted from Sumer. The Euphrates River Basin flooded periodically from spring rains combines with snowmelt from the mountains.
and what you said diesn't jivce with what I have read in th bible
Are you imagining this is because the authors wanted to tell the world how awful God is? Or, are you imagining those who wrote the Bible thought God was good, but your modern intelligence figured out the "real" truth of the matter.and yet the god in the bible did some pretty awful things
I am guessing you felt religion was forced on you...a childhood experience, perhaps?or when another religion is forced upon people
Yes. The Bible tells us we are the salt of the earth.Do humans ever get credit for the good they do?
Correct. Earth can mean the planet; earth can mean dirt or the ground. In the Hebrew language it is clear that water covered the ground, not the planet. It covered the ground as far as the eye could see...it was quite a flood.There's no worldwide flood footprint..
Correct. Earth can mean the planet; earth can mean dirt or the ground. In the Hebrew language it is clear that water covered the ground, not the planet. It covered the ground as far as the eye could see...it was quite a flood.There's no worldwide flood footprint..
What child’s take on a story are you referring to? There is nothing childish (in terms of harm to humanity), about the flood fable. Is the resurrection a child’s story?I didn't say it included a child's story. I said we needed to move beyond a child's take on a story. And that, moves believers out of the cul-de-sac and onto a pathway (the one less traveled).That puts the believers in that Cul de sac of picking and choosing what they like and what they don’t.
Why the need to include a child’s story?
Probably because the flood happened in china also.
There's no worldwide flood footprint..
According to mythological and historical sources, it is traditionally dated to the third millennium BCE, or about 2300-2200 BC, during the reign of Emperor Yao.
Wikipedia › wiki › Great_Flood_(C...
Great Flood (China) - Wikipedia
But it wasn't worldwide.. Floods are localized. The Biblical flood story is adapted from Sumer. The Euphrates River Basin flooded periodically from spring rains combines with snowmelt from the mountains.
That's fine, I am just pointing out the great chinese flood happened around the same time
+ Or - 500 yearsWhat child’s take on a story are you referring to? There is nothing childish (in terms of harm to humanity), about the flood fable. Is the resurrection a child’s story?I didn't say it included a child's story. I said we needed to move beyond a child's take on a story. And that, moves believers out of the cul-de-sac and onto a pathway (the one less traveled).That puts the believers in that Cul de sac of picking and choosing what they like and what they don’t.
Why the need to include a child’s story?
Probably because the flood happened in china also.
There's no worldwide flood footprint..
According to mythological and historical sources, it is traditionally dated to the third millennium BCE, or about 2300-2200 BC, during the reign of Emperor Yao.
Wikipedia › wiki › Great_Flood_(C...
Great Flood (China) - Wikipedia
But it wasn't worldwide.. Floods are localized. The Biblical flood story is adapted from Sumer. The Euphrates River Basin flooded periodically from spring rains combines with snowmelt from the mountains.
That's fine, I am just pointing out the great chinese flood happened around the same time
Nope.. The Noah story is adapted from a massive flood event in 2900 BC.
+ Or - 500 yearsWhat child’s take on a story are you referring to? There is nothing childish (in terms of harm to humanity), about the flood fable. Is the resurrection a child’s story?I didn't say it included a child's story. I said we needed to move beyond a child's take on a story. And that, moves believers out of the cul-de-sac and onto a pathway (the one less traveled).That puts the believers in that Cul de sac of picking and choosing what they like and what they don’t.
Why the need to include a child’s story?
Probably because the flood happened in china also.
There's no worldwide flood footprint..
According to mythological and historical sources, it is traditionally dated to the third millennium BCE, or about 2300-2200 BC, during the reign of Emperor Yao.
Wikipedia › wiki › Great_Flood_(C...
Great Flood (China) - Wikipedia
But it wasn't worldwide.. Floods are localized. The Biblical flood story is adapted from Sumer. The Euphrates River Basin flooded periodically from spring rains combines with snowmelt from the mountains.
That's fine, I am just pointing out the great chinese flood happened around the same time
Nope.. The Noah story is adapted from a massive flood event in 2900 BC.
OK I read the first link and the title is misleading.Science convinced me that God exists.
World-Famous Atheist Convinced by Science That God Exists
This article titled: World-Famous Atheist Convinced by Science That God Exists deals with the conversion of Antony Flew, the great atheist philosopher who denounced atheism and embraced Islam after being convinced that the universe must have a creator.www.truth-seeker.info
Michio Kaku Clears Up God Discovery - Innovation & Tech Today
Several months ago there was a flurry of headlines claiming that Michio Kaku had proven the existence of God. In this exclusive interview with the famousinnotechtoday.com
List of Christians in science and technology - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Scientists and Belief
When President Barack Obama announced on July 8, 2009, that he would nominate renowned geneticist Francis Collins to be the new director of the Nationalwww.pewforum.org
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no.He was influenced by the goodness that GOD has brought to the world. No man is an island unto himself. There are influences. GOD needed something accomplished and this was how HE chose to accomplish it.
Do humans ever get credit for the good they do?
and what you said diesn't jivce with what I have read in th bible
I'm guessing we read from different perspectives. All the atheists I've known read it from the modern English, 20th-21st century perspective.
Are you imagining this is because the authors wanted to tell the world how awful God is? Or, are you imagining those who wrote the Bible thought God was good, but your modern intelligence figured out the "real" truth of the matter.and yet the god in the bible did some pretty awful things
wrong again.I am guessing you felt religion was forced on you...a childhood experience, perhaps?or when another religion is forced upon people
For what were you searching?When I read parts of the bible I was not reading it as an atheist but as a searcher.
a pathFor what were you searching?When I read parts of the bible I was not reading it as an atheist but as a searcher.
The Bible is inspired by God. It was also written by man, filtered we might say. And those men lived thousands of years ago, spoke a different language, had a different perspective. What was their perspective? What was their intent? What did they wish to share with the audience of their own time?I'm not imagining anything I read it in the bible which is supposed to be the word of god.
But I suppose you think that a god should have to live by the standards he set for us mere mortals right?
