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Subject: Re: Is this area dead? Date: Sun Apr 24 2016 09:41:00
From: Thuff To: Jeff Friend

It appears you have multiple concerns, that's fine. I won't try to respond 
to all of them but if you have single questions not lumped into full page
articles I will be happy to to oblige.

So I assume you believe in Evolution vs Creation? I believe in Creation.

Have you actually read the Bible or just pieces of it here and there? Or 
just heard people talk about it? I have read it several times and continue
studying it.

I'm just trying to discern what you do believe as a starting point.

Tom
 

>   Re: Re: Is this area dead?
 >   By: Thuff to Michl on Tue Apr 19 2016 12:59 pm

 >  >  >  > I love the discussion / debate on religion.
 >  >  > Im interessted in discussion about religion.
 > When it comes to Religion, I have a hard time believing in what it says.

 > Genesis 1:1 - "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth"
 > Genesis 1:3 - "And God said "Let there be light", and there was light."

 > The problem I have is "Who was there to witness this and write it 
down?".
 > Some will say "It is the word of God." If I say God talks to me, I end 
up
 > in a loony bin somewhere, but for those 000's of years ago, it is OK?

 > And if the Earth IS the age that the bible works it out to be, no more 
than
 > 6000 years old, how do yo account for the fossils that have been carbon
 > dated to at least millions of years old? Last I heard, carbon dating was
 > accourate
 > to within +/- 1000 years. Dinosaur bones dated to over 50 million years 
old
 > fall way out of the 6000 years that the bible would have us believe. 
Some
 > will try to tell you that carbon dating is not 100% accurate. My reply 
to
 > them is "And the word of mouth, spoken over years, told and retold down 
the
 > generations is 100% accurate?" What about "Chinese Whispers"?

 > The bible, to me anyway, is a fictional tale, created by men in power 
for
 > one reason and one reason ONLY - TO CONTROL THE MASSES.

 > When kings went to war alongside their armies back in the day, who did 
they
 > leave in charge? The priests, Why? Because the priests would put the 
"fear
 > of God" into the masses to keep them under control. And even when the 
king
 > WAS there, the priests still did the same thing.

 > But yes, I do like to debate religion.

 > Jeff in Australia.

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