Creationist designers?

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    gramme... that's exactly my point. This is how weightless and baseless the Bible is. Nobody has a single clue as to how anything in it is truly intended to read, nor is anyone able to verify a single thing in it. Yet you still latch onto it for dear life as if it's contents are wholly true and accurate. It's really an odd phenomenon. You read something, you have no clue what it's true intention means, and then you make the decision that it's true. Where's the logic here?? What in your mind allows you to ignore the countless holes in the Bible so easily?

    Whether it's literally 7 days or 7 trillion days makes no difference. The difference is that you have zero evidence either way. When everything in your evidence cabinet is debatable, you end up with a completely groundless position.

    What about talking snakes, does that story have an alternate intention as well? By snake, did the author really mean "some talking guy"? If not, do you really believe in talking snakes? Really amazing how one can blur the lines between fable and reality so easily and believe this fairytale BS. As if in ancient times, magic used to just happen all the time and was a normal part of life... but now it doesn't occur anymore for some reason... you know, because god is pissed at us... or some other vague reason.

    How can you demand such stringent standards and evidence from science, yet all of your evidence for creationism is so blatantly non-existent and fallible? Science has never claimed to have finished the puzzle. Meanwhile, you claim to have finished the puzzle, but still have the pieces scattered all over the place.

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    • Christianity not only doesn't solve the puzzle, it doesn't know what the pieces are.kota
    • surely the point of, resultant success of the bible is due to the fact it can be interpreted any way you likeBaskerviIle
    • people take what they want from it, and that's fine. As long as they don't try and push their ideas etc onto other peopleBaskerviIle
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