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Originally Posted by awareness
Well at least you put together coherent sentences. And got to pontificated about Noah.
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You are making progress, so lets just focus on the improvement. It is a long journey to speaking in grammatically correct sentences, so lets just celebrate the process.
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Originally Posted by awareness
Okay, cuz the Bible says so, the flood happened, and Noah and 7 of all the critters bobbed around like a cork. But why did Noah save the mosquitoes? And couldn't he have left the bacterium and viruses to drown? Or did they hitch a ride on the critters?
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There is a terrible misconception that bacterium are bad, in fact without them we would not live. We are in a symbiotic relationship with them, we need them, it is only fitting that they get to eat us when we die. Circle of life, etc. Mosquitoes would not be an issue if we didn't have the agricultural revolution. Finally, in my opinion of the facts Noah saved all the "domesticated animals". He didn't make some kind of ridiculous worldwide collection.
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Originally Posted by awareness
In the end, the flood did not wipe out evil ... nor even the Nephilim ... nor did it change the fact that : "the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually."
So what good did it do?
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I just explained that the spread of the Judeao Christian civilization is a direct result of the Europeans having the lion share of domesticated animals.
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Originally Posted by awareness
And are you saying by inference that when a million species go extinct it's a good thing? cuz it happened with the flood?
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I'm saying that Noah saving all the domesticated animals was a good thing. I'm saying having a God that can warn you and advise you on how to ride out the storm is a good thing. I'm saying that Jesus who predicted this 2,000 years ago is far more qualified to be Lord than all these bozos who want to rule the world and can't see six months in front of their face.