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To: bizeemommie
So you are another cult member who says dinosaurs and Jesus were around at the same time?

When DID those pesky little dinosaurs go away?

As a Christian, shouldn't you look to the Bible first?

I do. But you pretend that the bible and man's observations on the earth are mutually exclusive. The interpretation of what the bible says is the sticking point. Some people think that there is only one interpretation, theirs. And they are right, and thousands of years of scholarship by other Christians and Jews is wrong. Against all scholarship and evidence, some whacked out minister in some bizarre little cult is right, and everyone else is wrong. No wonder people end up at Jonestown and similar places.

For every poor fool looking for "a different way", there is some charlatan who is happy to take their money for his "Church of the what's happening now".

77 posted on 02/27/2005 6:57:14 PM PST by Protagoras (" I believe that's the role of the federal government, to help people"...GWB, 7-23-04)
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To: Protagoras
So you are another cult member who says dinosaurs and Jesus were around at the same time?

I never said that. The dinosaurs you talk of were destroyed in the flood. That pesky little flood that killed every living thing. It lasted 40 days. But, since a day is only symbolic I wonder how long the flood really lasted? sarcasm off/

I don't pretend to believe. I do believe. God and man's observations don't have to be exclusive. But, if man's observations don't line up with what the Bible says than I go with God. I think that if you look, there are many Jewish and Christian scholars that believe creation happened just as the Bible says, and the world is only thousands of years old. Just because you can't wrap your mind around it doesn't mean it didn't happen or it isn't so. Why must men put a limit on God's power?

I am not going to debate this anymore, because it is obvious that you will not change my mind, and I will not change yours. First time I have been told I was in a cult, though. That is always fun.

But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise. 1 Corinthians 1:27
81 posted on 02/28/2005 5:12:45 AM PST by bizeemommie
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