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In the interest of fairness; we present: Cosmos for Creationists (Original Post) zebonaut Apr 2014 OP
hilarious!! oldandhappy Apr 2014 #1
millions of people will see this as true, not parody nt msongs Apr 2014 #2
Now I'm all confused. Lionel Mandrake Apr 2014 #3
Mandrake, the officer exchange program does not give you any special right to question Noah's Ark. tclambert Apr 2014 #4
Sir, yes sir! Lionel Mandrake Apr 2014 #6
Who needs curiosity? Wonder sucks anyway. ErikJ Apr 2014 #5
LOL! I love that guy from VEEP..N/T nirvana555 Apr 2014 #7
A LEGO blocks universe! Rozlee Apr 2014 #8
sandwiches! KG Apr 2014 #9

Lionel Mandrake

(4,076 posts)
3. Now I'm all confused.
Fri Apr 18, 2014, 08:36 PM
Apr 2014

The creationist museum shows footprints of people and dinosaurs walking together. Now you're saying that there never were any such critters.

Has anyone seen the movie "Noah"? Were there dinosaurs on the ark, or not?

tclambert

(11,084 posts)
4. Mandrake, the officer exchange program does not give you any special right to question Noah's Ark.
Fri Apr 18, 2014, 09:14 PM
Apr 2014

Most people have neither the time, the training, nor the inclination for scientific thought.

Rozlee

(2,529 posts)
8. A LEGO blocks universe!
Sat Apr 19, 2014, 02:38 PM
Apr 2014

Although you do have churches that try and have their cake and eat it too by stating that evolution and the Big Bang don't contradict the story of Genesis in explaining the origins of man and the cosmos. I would think the first sentence in Genesis negates it: "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." No, the earth wasn't created in the beginning. It was formed roughly 9 billion years after the Big Bang. You can't advocate the inerrancy of your holiest writ if it's so wildly off the mark.

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