[BlackElk]

Gee, you are not only an ignoramus but a literary critic too and, wearing your third hat, a terrific stand-up comic at Biblical roasts.

I still await your answers to the simple questions of Post #88. Do you believe in dinosaurs or are they "unScriptural" (lions and T-Rex and bears, oh, my!)? Give us that sentence in Aramaic please. Etc. America wants to know. Tap. Tap. Tap.

Remember how important it is to take your medications.

[berned]

Ah... here come the de reguere' personal insults, the last bastion of catholic freepers who've been out-debated and have no answers.

Your post # 88 was dealt with in my post # 93. I find it too incoherant to dissect and respond to.

In a previous post you were whining about the ossuary being found by "a muslim" (like somehow that invalidates it or something). So I replied that the Dead Sea Scrolls were found by a Muslim. To which YOU responded QUOTE: "Of what possible relevance are the Dead Sea Scrolls?"

I can't respond to somebody that can't follow a conversation logically.

[Joshua]

"DO you believe in dinosaurs? IS the world roughly and merely 6,000 years old as fantasized by the hilarious buffoon and computer of the cumulative years of the Genesis begats "

Some scholars believe that there are references to dinosuars in the book of Job. There are also scholars that believe the first chapter of Genesis points to an earth older than 6000 years.

What's your point?