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View Poll Results: Who is really in control? - God, humans, the earth, or the universe | ![]() |
| God or gods[Whoever that or they may be to you] |
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9 | 60.00% |
| Humans |
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1 | 6.67% |
| the Earth |
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1 | 6.67% |
| the Universe |
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1 | 6.67% |
| Other |
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3 | 20.00% |
| Voters: 15. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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you dont even believe that God exists, so your "interpretation" of the Bible is useless
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two of each kind
well there was like 7 cows so they could sacrafice them
Here's some stuff I found, disproving it: "IMPOSSIBLE VOYAGE OF NOAH'S ARK A SPECIAL CONTINGENT OF MARSUPIALS BEAT THE PLACENTAL MAMMALS TO AUSTRALIA? The marsupial population of Australia contains animals found nowhere else on earth - not even in fossil form. Are we to suppose that those marsupials managed to travel from the landing place of Noah's ark to Australia? What a long perilous post-Flood journey. I guess God guided them. But you don't hear about that miracle in the Bible. Why not? It's at least as good as the story about God herding the Israelites through the desert, only these marsupials were herded through a denuded post-Flood earth undergoing cataclysms galore. This menagerie of wombats and koalas, bandicoots and kangaroos (not to mention the flightless moa and kiwi birds of New Zealand) had to keep ahead of lions-'n-tigers-'n-bears all the way to Indonesia, and then - although the superior placental mammals could not manage it - reach the continent of Australia. As if this were not mind boggling enough, it turns out that the types of marsupials that made it to Australia just happened to form an ensemble able to fill all the ecological niches available! Thus, there were marsupial moles, ant-eaters, mice, grazers, carnivores, frugivores, etc. - not one of which can be found anywhere else in the world. If this highly diversified marsupial population evolved from one or a few primitive generalized marsupials that reached Australia millions of years before it separated from Indonesia (and before mammals had evolved), then this peculiar situation is understandable. But if all these creatures had to journey from Turkey to Australia as an ensemble, it is incredible beyond computation. (Note: Molecular biology and anatomy both demonstrate that, of living marsupial groups, koalas are most closely related to wombats. And both the living species and fossilized remains of koalas and wombats are found only in Australia. Did such fragile creatures as the platypus and the blind marsupial mole race across the land bridge to Australia quicker than the Malaysian tigers and other robust placentals? " http://www.creationism.ws/impossible_voyage.htm This is pretty funny: "That's just a handful of the factual details that make the Noah's Ark fable impossible, and yet people with modern university educations continue to try and prove that it could have actually happened. Unless you want to take the old fantasy world catch-all excuse of "a wizard did it" and just say, "God made it happen." the Noah's Ark argument is impossible. And yet people keep trying..." So what's your answer to this one? A wizard did it? Quote:
just a stupid mascot created by men to divert attention away from the real meaning of easter.
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