Well yeah thats true. If I had faith in God I would be a Christain not an AA.
Have you ever actually talked to anyone that stated that they believe they were created by "nothing"?
So IF The Ark were to be found do you expect it to be intact and in perfect seaworthy shape for display?
Because most believers probably don't really dig into the credentials of their "experts". They might think "hey look! Christianity has scientists too - they must know what they're talking about" but in all actuality this is not the case. Matter-of-fact every scientist/scholar/historian/ etc. employed by AIG has to sign an agreement that NO MATTER WHAT - AT THE END OF THE DAY - their "findings" cannot disagree with scripture.
Sorry kids, that's not science when you begin your studies with a known conclusion, or at the least an altered conclusion.If God is real, just believe. Why keep on back patting here, upstairs, every night, and sometimes twice on Sundays?
It would be The Ark of mass Extinction come supper time.
I agree! The irony is when believers say "the wonders of nature illustrate god's wonderful diversity" and so forth. The more you dig into the "wonderful diversity" the more you see how the process of evolution works, and that no species is a "finished product" to include humans. Granted some apologetics - and even sincere christians with no interest in being an aologetic - believe in "intelligent design" which IMHO is just a theory to rectify any cognitive dissonance between the biblical worldview and the scientific worldview.
Then don't use google - there are other search engines. They can assist you in a better understanding of the fossil record. Does science change constantly? That's the point!
If science finds more evidence, or better ways to test & run experiments, and thus they find out that they were wrong about something (or incomplete in their findings) and why they were wrong then they can keep searching. BTW scientists do indeed have "faith". And here's the best part - there is ONLY ONE scientific process! Yes, the ENTIRE SCIENTIFIC WORLD has faith in ONLY ONE process that has been around about as long as christianity has been around.
Indeed, I look at it like this: most people are naturally skeptical and think that "I"LL BELIEVE IT WHEN I SEE IT". The religious/faith worldview is
In other words of course you will see/interpret/accept whatever you believe if you really believe it to be true.And outside of religion, the religious are generally as skeptical as everyone else about everything else.Indeed, I look at it like this: most people are naturally skeptical and think that "I"LL BELIEVE IT WHEN I SEE IT". The religious/faith worldview is
"I'LL SEE IT WHEN I BELIEVE IT".
Taken far enough ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE if it can be imagined. But that's just not reality no matter how badly we want it to be true.
Then don't use google - there are other search engines. They can assist you in a better understanding of the fossil record. Does science change constantly? That's the point!
They have faith in THE SCIENTIFIC PROCESS that - if practiced properly - works EVERY SINGLE TIME. They know it's not imaginary and can prove it to those willing to listen, and anyone willing to listen can understand it with NO FAITH REQUIRED.
My point? There are countless "gods" around the world and nearly all claim - they have FAITH - that they are the ONLY ONE that is the real deal. Any conclusions they draw from their holy books are generally in opposition to the other religions.
Do you buy your children puzzles, coloring books, or let them draw connect the dots ?
I didn't ask you if you needed the Ark. I asked you if you think that if the Ark was ever found would it be intact.
Did you actually look at the pic?
