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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    What the hell? I refute a single one of your posts on my second day back, and already you're not gonna talk to me anymore? Dude, that's pathetic. A Muslim could say the exact same thing to you, you do realize that, don't you? You know that I was once a Christian. I didn't go out trying to...
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Btw, no steam blowing, this is just how I debate online. Don't worry, I'm not getting mad or anything...you'll know if you piss me off, because the filter will start going crazy
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Umm, buddy, there are texts much older than this...try the Hindu Vedas. Archaeology Magazine had a great, lengthy article on this last year when it was a hot topic explaining how it was uncovered to be a forgery. If you don't believe me, feel free to do some research. Hell, they found his...
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Thaddius, none of those are contemporary accounts, and most refer only to Christians, the followers of the supposed Christ. Notice in my post how many contemporary, big-shot historians never mentioned Jesus, nor did they mention things such as the star that heralded his birth nor Herod's...
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    Evolution?

    You've just totally ignored your previous assertion of an earth in total equillibrium. But whatever. Why is everything dependant on something else? You're begging the question, so please support this assertion.
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Here's a post a freind of mine at the forums at www.infidelguy.com made. Thanks to Christ (todangst) for this great summation. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- There is actually very little proof that someone named Jesus really existed. The sole evidence we have are the biblical accounts...
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    First of all, Master Plan, it is only the "oldest book known to man" if you take, by faith, that it was. I'd love for you to prove this. Second, old age and archaeological accuracy, assuming it is accurate, does not make the Bible the word of god. Prove that it does. Prove the Bible is...
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    And what did they say that convinced you so? Did you ever consider the possibility that they were wrong? And, a rehashing of my original question, did you ever look at other religions? Why are your parents and teacher, and consequently Christianity, correct?
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Sorry, Eon. I guess you're right, seeing as how he's thirteen (no sarcasm). I'm not used to this whole "space-giving" dealie, because I usually get none from and give none to the people I debate So yes, Jango, please answer Eon's questions if you get a chance.
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    Evolution?

    Thanks, Lion, it's nice to see you too! The other boards I've been frequenting have been pretty slow, so I figured I'd check this one out again..thanks for the welcome
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Profound, and totally illogical. The invisible pink flying unicorn exists, because she exists. I know she is invisible, because I cannot see her. I have faith that she is pink. It's all the same =\
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    Evolution?

    But what you're implying would not allow for any change, because a change would disrupt the equillibrium. That is, no change is allowed, unless an equal and opposite change occurs simultaneously. That's silly -- you're just making things up, buddy.
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Thank you, Jango, for giving incredibly vague, unsatisfying answers that actually in no way address my questions. I mean, first you're begging the question and assuming the Bible is the word of "god". Then, you begin to describe some god that I've certainly never read about in the Bible...
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    Evolution?

    No it wouldn't. It would have many times to get it right. Until it did, the woodpeckers would keep dying, true, but once one got it right, it would survive long enough to reproduce, unlike the others. I'd also like to point out that, no, I don't know exactly how a woodpecker evolved to its...
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    scientists try to explain buring bush, parted sea

    Wow, I'm willing to bet that many of your Christian peers here would disagree with you. You take your religion soley on faith, huh? Interesting. So tell me, how did you choose to put your faith in Christianity, rather than Islam, or Hinduism, et al? Why is Christianity correct, and why should...
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