Jesus and the Dinosaurs
- BVulgaris
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Re: Jesus and the Dinosaurs
I thought genesis depicted the birth of everything else, and then adam and eve came into the picture. So the earth may have already had animals on it. But the final sprinkle were the humans. So dino's as well as other species could have been grooming the environment for the arrival of adam and eve... dunno just a thought
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Re: Jesus and the Dinosaurs
Queen K wrote:
I also had bizzare thoughts as to how GrammaFreddy came up the the original post, I even imagined that somehow HMNI achieved a higher level of consciousness, so much so that he managed the most successful New Age Astral Projection ever and took over GF's keyboard and account. I had to look at the OP thru blurry eyes so many times, it hurt.
Huh??????? I am not really me?? When did that happen???????
BTW - I see the pic is now gone Awwwww ... it was so ... colourful.
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GF, I was surprised that you started a thread here too, was it just venting rage at being P.O'd at the religious in the abortion rally thread?
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i thought the picture was hillarious. Especially the color descriptors..... .flesh color being "flesh of christ"
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zzontar wrote:GF, I was surprised that you started a thread here too, was it just venting rage at being P.O'd at the religious in the abortion rally thread?
No, not at all. I just thought the cartoon was funny and this IS the religion forum. Sheesh.
Where would you have preferred that I post it?
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grammafreddy wrote:zzontar wrote:GF, I was surprised that you started a thread here too, was it just venting rage at being P.O'd at the religious in the abortion rally thread?
No, not at all. I just thought the cartoon was funny and this IS the religion forum. Sheesh.
Where would you have preferred that I post it?
Just thought it was odd that the first thread I can recall you starting on this forum coincided with the same timeframe of obviously being upset with the religious in the abortion thread, no biggy, just an observation.
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Re: Jesus and the Dinosaurs
The fact that there is a debate at all over a semi-fictional human co-existing with dinosaurs 2000 yrs ago is truly sad and puzzling in this century. It is beyond silly. Move along. Nothing worth debating here.
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Re: Jesus and the Dinosaurs
i think the only debate on the subject really is the question of the standard measurement of time in the creation story in Genesis.
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BVulgaris wrote:i think the only debate on the subject really is the question of the standard measurement of time in the creation story in Genesis.
well i disagree in that i think the bible is just a grand story
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westsidebud wrote:BVulgaris wrote:i think the only debate on the subject really is the question of the standard measurement of time in the creation story in Genesis.
well i disagree in that i think the bible is just a grand story
I agree as well....most successful novel ever written.
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Acctualy, im beggining to realize that there is a huge possibility that the bible is a compilation of philosphies and stories dating back as far as the zorroasterian religion before the time of noah... maybe even farther.
it might be the wrong place to start talking about it but, it seems the construction of christianity revolves more around the early church fathers ("architects" of the christian church system) taking from pagan, jewish, and zorroasterian philosophy and creating a new church on the religious basies posed by jesus of nazzareth. It seems to further evolve this way as the romans develop christianity (with constantine leading this in some ways) into a power structure eventually with a religious state (something jesus talked against).
Im not sure anyone got the message jesus....it was a great lecture though!
There is an amazing documentary called "who wrote the bible?" The "investigator"/narrator takes a journey to multiple locations to peice together the acctual evidences and stories of how the bible got to become the document it is. Who was involved, and how they did it.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2061773048178434620&hl=en#
it might be the wrong place to start talking about it but, it seems the construction of christianity revolves more around the early church fathers ("architects" of the christian church system) taking from pagan, jewish, and zorroasterian philosophy and creating a new church on the religious basies posed by jesus of nazzareth. It seems to further evolve this way as the romans develop christianity (with constantine leading this in some ways) into a power structure eventually with a religious state (something jesus talked against).
Im not sure anyone got the message jesus....it was a great lecture though!
There is an amazing documentary called "who wrote the bible?" The "investigator"/narrator takes a journey to multiple locations to peice together the acctual evidences and stories of how the bible got to become the document it is. Who was involved, and how they did it.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2061773048178434620&hl=en#
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Re: Jesus and the Dinosaurs
BVulgaris wrote:lol, you've touched on an interesting topic with a picture that only raises further questions.
10/10 points ;)
I am wondering what everyone thinks about the dinosaur debate as it pertains to religious arguments.
My experience has been that some believe that Dinosaurs are in conflict with the timeline the bible lays out.
I have once heard a southern baptist minister in the US claim that dinosaurs are a test of the christian faith. I have heard all sorts of commentary that fossils were falsely placed there by god as a test. Im not one to seek solace knowing that god is a prankster, however i'd love to hear how others interpret this in their faith. (this is not a faith bashing session, religion interests me and i feel that if people really looked into their religion more, would find solutions to multireligious/multicultural world peace of sorts).
Have you not heard that my Native Ancestors used to ride dinosaurs ... it was the only way they could catch up to the Woolly Mammoth and spear them to death...
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Creationist like to point to the Behemoth in the book of Job as proof that man walked together with dinosaurs but if you examine 40:17 "He moveth his tail like a cedar: the sinews of his stones are wrapped together." the animal in question has external testicles which means it must be a mammal not a reptile.
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don_pepe wrote:Creationist like to point to the Behemoth in the book of Job as proof that man walked together with dinosaurs but if you examine 40:17 "He moveth his tail like a cedar: the sinews of his stones are wrapped together." the animal in question has external testicles which means it must be a mammal not a reptile.
interesting point lol
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