Your methods for getting your points across are ludicrously lacking due mostly to your dismal grasp of the English language.
Not to mention his dismal grasp of logic! :lol:
Your methods for getting your points across are ludicrously lacking due mostly to your dismal grasp of the English language.
Ge:7:20: Fifteen cubits upward did the waters prevail; and the mountains were covered.Not to mention his dismal grasp of logic! :lol:
Ge:7:20: Fifteen cubits upward did the waters prevail; and the mountains were covered.
Give me an example of 'logic' by setting the definition and context of the highlighted word in the verse
Oh, I understood it alright. I just viewed your request as either another failure to comprehend a plain message or another attempt at playing dumb. IOW, it was foolsplay.See, ask you to clarify something and this is what you post. lol You didn't even understand that.
Did you miss his argument about how it was a layer of ice from freezing rain that covered the mountains? A neat rationalization to maintain biblical literalism ("the mountains were covered") and duck the issue of how much water it'd take to submerge the mountains.Oh boy- a cubic is 18", so these mountains were less than 22'6". Yep, lots of logic there. :lol:
Thanks for proving that in such an outstanding fashion, .... soon as you show me a mountain that size that is.Oh boy- a cubic is 18", so these mountains were less than 22'6". Yep, lots of logic there. :lol:
Did you miss his argument about how it was a layer of ice from freezing rain that covered the mountains? A neat rationalization to maintain biblical literalism ("the mountains were covered") and duck the issue of how much water it'd take to submerge the mountains.
Thanks for proving that in such an outstanding fashion, .... soon as you show me a mountain that size that is.
Come up with your version of how it would take 5 months for 'water' to drain away from a mountain top that has 22ft on it. My version has it as ice melting.Did you miss his argument about how it was a layer of ice from freezing rain that covered the mountains? A neat rationalization to maintain biblical literalism ("the mountains were covered") and duck the issue of how much water it'd take to submerge the mountains.
So basically your logic falls flat then, not really a surprise.That was YOUR quote from Genesis! I was just pointing out the absurdity!:smile:
So basically your logic falls flat then, not really a surprise.
Or you could show me a mountain that short.
Nothing to explain, your version is fiction.Come up with your version of how it would take 5 months for 'water' to drain away from a mountain top that has 22ft on it. My version has it as ice melting.
How much rain would it take cover Everest. Has the crest of Everest ever even had rain, rather than snow?.....duck the issue of how much water it'd take to submerge the mountains.
CONGRADULATIONS!!! 100 times of using the same lame-ass excuse for a 'non-reply', you should make it you signature or at least put it were a C&P can save you a few moments of your 'valuable time'.Nothing to explain, your version is fiction.
Probably not the only thing you hate about me, like I ****ing care what hate and what you don't