Was 600 what? Years old or IQ?Noah was 600 when he started..
Was 600 what? Years old or IQ?Noah was 600 when he started..
Just because no one directly observes something, that doesn't mean we can't draw reasonable conclusions from the data. Particle physicists don't directly observe atoms smashing into each other, but they can still draw conclusions from the resulting data. A geologist doesn't have to directly observe a volcano erupting, but he can come upon the site later, see the hardened lava flows, and draw a reasonable conclusion about what happened.Fact is, none of us were there. NOBODY NOBODY NOBODY can say for certain except be it by FAITH. It is written, therefore.. I BELIEVE!
No one here is questioning God.What must He think when we question Him, our almighty God, our creator?
Just because no one directly observes something, that doesn't mean we can't draw reasonable conclusions from the data. Particle physicists don't directly observe atoms smashing into each other, but they can still draw conclusions from the resulting data. A geologist doesn't have to directly observe a volcano erupting, but he can come upon the site later, see the hardened lava flows, and draw a reasonable conclusion about what happened.
And if you want to take the "I believe in the flood because that's what the Bible says, and that's all that matters", that's perfectly fine. I don't think too many people here (including me) would debate you on that. The problems arise when people try and argue that the global flood is supported by the scientific data.
Ricko, do you think the earth revolves around the sun?
what is your motive to keep asking the same question[/U]
Obviously there are different ways of reading and interpreting different scriptures. That's why we have different denominations, practices, and forums like this.If we don't believe The Word then what do we base our faith on?
I think it does. I think if we tell new and young Christians that they have to believe in a recent global flood or else they can't be Christians, we're setting them up to fail.I'm not saying it happened one way and not another... I'm saying, does it really make a difference?
Of course not. But the world isn't so black/white where there is only fact and unknown, and nothing else in between.You said scientists can draw logical conclusions. Is that the same as fact?
Exactly. And in that creation are a large set of facts that demonstrate quite clearly that the earth was not flooded a few thousand years ago.God CREATED THE UNIVERSE. HE CREATED EVERYTHING.
Thanks! It's fine with me too.No worries. God bless you. We each have different beliefs and that is ok by me.
ixoye - the are several on this forum that support the notion of geocentrism
I would say that it is a perfect example of "not letting the facts get in the way of their beliefs".
let me ask you another question ..
since science admits phenomenon ..
why do many scientist simply dismiss God ???
Science is based on well defined repeatable experiments and the results thereof.
God cannot be tested in any practical way, miracles are not repeatable, therefore it's not science.
Put a lit match to dry paper in an environment with sufficient oxygen and it burns, every single time.
Discrete, testable.
Not really. Theories are always presented as the best (or most likely) understanding of the actual facts that they were derived from, not a 'fact' intrinsically.my complaint with many scientist, is they claim their "interpretation of evidence" as a "fact" ..