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To: G Larry

It doesn’t.

However, I can tell you that I believe 100% in a recent worldwide Noahic flood, but I’m only about 99% confident in a recent total creation.

There are plenty of Christians who believe in a billions-year-old earth. Not many of those believe in a recent literal worldwide catastrophic flood, though. That is where I think they err, however.

I try to practice charity in all my discussions on this, though. There’s too little of that.


14 posted on 10/26/2011 9:19:00 AM PDT by fishtank (The denial of original sin is the root of liberalism.)
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To: fishtank

I look forward to your future posts. Keep up the great work, sir! (Make that, Dr. Sir!)


17 posted on 10/26/2011 9:22:38 AM PDT by ConservativeDude
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To: fishtank

I can only speak for myself, but whereas I believe whole-heartedly in a billions of years old earth, I do beleive in a recent catastrophic flood. Even non-Christians have a tough time explaining why such an event spans so many different cultures throughout the planet.


18 posted on 10/26/2011 9:25:15 AM PDT by Hegewisch Dupa
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To: fishtank

You’re obviously over the target. It’s funny when a scientist is accused of being anti-science.


35 posted on 10/26/2011 9:54:10 AM PDT by logitech
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To: fishtank

It would take approximately twice the volume of water we see today to cover the highest mountains. Where did it all go?


45 posted on 10/26/2011 10:42:45 AM PDT by DManA
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