Well, those Darwin Devil worshipers can stick to their materialist illusion, and keep pretending that they don’t believe in their Creator!!! We know they do, and we know they won’t admit it for fear that they’ll lose their phony baloney jobs, preaching the false gospel of Science!
"God did a miracle" isn't going to convince someone who understands logic and epistemology, either.
You missed your vocation. You should have been a writer.
If you're critiquing something you have to accept it as true? Huh? How does that work?
You seem ignorant of the quranic references to Noah. (Same Noah. Same God. Same flood.)
I know there's overlap. Just like Batman appears in Superman stories. Still fiction.
You seem ignorant of the quranic references to Noah. (Same Noah. Same God. Same flood.)
It’s simply astounding what ignorant nonsense you spew out. The slaveholders of the South were uniformly CHRISTIANS. They invoked THE BIBLE in defense of slavery. You know, the stupid story of Ham. Finally, neither CHRISTIANS, nor anyone else, “voted” to end slavery. It was partly ended by Abraham Lincoln in the Emancipation Proclamation, and later prohibited by Constitutional amendment by Congress that was then ratified by states, which was not a “vote of Christian America,” or any other particular Americans, to end slavery. Please stop disgracing yourself with your utter ignorance. It’s unseemly.
No, goddamnit, we are saying the Noachian flood never happened BECAUSE THERE IS NO EVIDENCE THAT IT DID, AND A TON OF EVIDENCE THAT IT DID NOT.
No.
PLus, after reading a very well researched book about Lincoln, it's very possible that he wasn't a Christian, although he usually pretended be one in order to get the support of the people. He was a doubter, at times doubting the existence of god, but from the time he was a child, he knew that slavery was an abomination. When he became president, he was determined to end it. He was far from perfect and there is evidence that he believed that white people were the superior race. In fact, once slavery ended, he thought the US should send the former slaves back to Africa, until a group of Black folks lead by Frederick Douglas insisted that the US was their country too and they had no intention of leaving. Lincoln was persuaded by Douglas, a brilliant man in his own right, who had plenty of doubts about the Christian religion too, although later in life, he did identify as one, although certainly not a hard core conservative one. Many of the female abolitionists he worked with were atheists, btw. I doubt many Christians know that either.
