[P-Marlowe]

But one only need look at the fruit of the Biblical Modernists and other similar movements to see that this methodology leads, slowly and inexorably to unbelief, apostasy and moral darkness.

But those of us who accept the miracles of the creation and the flood are the ones who, according to the poster of this thread, are "turning people away from the Bible".

If someone doesn't want to believe the Bible, they don't need those of us who take the words of the Bible seriously to scare them away. They will use any excuse they can find.

[truthfinder9]

"But those of us who accept the miracles of the creation"

See here is one of those classic unchristian young-earth/global flood insinuations that they are the ones who accept the miracles. Local flood proponents believe in the miracle of the flood as well. If global flood people actually read what they local flood people say, instead of what other people tell them they say, the global flood people would know this is what the local flood proponents believe: A massive flood in the Middle East occured early in man's history when they hadn't yet left the area and destroyed civilization.

But some people just don't want to actually learn what they are talking about before they pretend they already know.

People who assume they already know they are correct on what the Bible reads aren't actually taking it seriously.