Biblical Tall Tales

I see. so when you have an idea, build a theory out of it. Once you have a theory, imagine facts to support it. Once you have your "facts", invent supporting evidence for them. Good one.If i dare to say theres no possible scientific reason behind a "water canonpy" (speaking of which, where did it go?) The response will be "God put it there". And hence the point where we say no and you say yes, where we have physics and you have no proof. But..."There really isn't evidence saying that there was a water canopy..." So you even know that this was made up to explain something that didn't happen. This is most definatly a "biblical Tall Tale"

Misinterpereted by creationists? Who would do that?
Again the realm of unprovable, created ideas. Edited by Damouse, : Sp

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-I believe in God, I just call it Nature
-One man with an imaginary friend is insane. a Million men with an imaginary friend is a religion.
-People must often be reminded that the bible did not arrive as a fax from heaven; it was written by men.

rofl
-evolution is a theory based on facts.
-Creation is an idea based on 2-4000 year old hearsay, no facts, and no way of proving it.as to the "went below the earth" statement, im to lazy to take the height of everest in relation of the center of the earth, then take the radius from sea level to the center, find volumes of both spheres, then subtract for the minimum amount of water that had fallen during the flood. Law of conservation of energy and matter: nothing can be created or destroyed (except for certain exceptions). Therefor that titanic figure that was the amount of floodwater must have gone someplace; if it had gone underground, it would still be there now.

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-I believe in God, I just call it Nature
-One man with an imaginary friend is insane. a Million men with an imaginary friend is a religion.
-People must often be reminded that the bible did not arrive as a fax from heaven; it was written by men.
-Religion is the opiate of the masses