Saying No to the Antichrist

Assorted retorts from yahoo boards and elsewhere: Saying No to the Antichrist · Creation vs. Evolution: Do Scientists "Inevitably" Discard Erroneous Theories?

Why Religion Does more Harm than Good in the World
Planet Curious | 8 Dec. 2024
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6:14 "it isn't I who mandate the mutilation of the genitals"

I think some supporters of Kamala were of your faith ...

7:01 "If you withhold knowledge or put them at a competitive disadvantage."

People who want children to be brought up with Evolution are withholding knowledge of:

* essential characteristics of human language irreducible to ape communications; * solutions as to Carbon dating; * which among other things I provide.

They are also the ones making YEC a "competitive disadvantage" by the Barbaric act of bullying and also discrimination.

If it's a competitive disadvantage to be a Christian in a lot of Muslim countries, it's also so to be a YEC Christian in a lot of Evolution believing environments.

But the bottom line is, a YEC parent who teaches YEC to children actually agrees that withholding knowledge is child abuse. It's one they try to avoid perpetrating.

It's one I would try to avoid perpetrating or participating in, if I were a parent.

pineapplepenumbra

@pineapplepenumbra

You sure posted a lot of ignorant nonsense.

Hans-Georg Lundahl

@hglundahl

@pineapplepenumbra If you like to think so, you are the ignorant guy, but at least don't try to make it a "competitive disadvantage" to think the correct things.

It's called persecution.

7:44 Overcoming ignorance, according to whose judgement?

If you appeal to the state, the one you are getting validation from is a young and ignorant intruder into the boots of older governments that were Christian, that were Catholic, that were Young Earth Creationist.

10:00 The faith of Noah was the one thing that allowed mankind and land animals to survive the Flood.

We can know, even if Noah possibly couldn't, that the Ark was amply seaworthy.

Those who dispute that are citing a ship that was wrecked in too shallow waters. That same ship had sailed safely in deeper waters. Why are shallow waters more dangerous? They are more turbulent.

Wyoming 1909–1924 (15 years). This ship had a tendency to flex in heavy seas, causing the planks to twist and buckle due to their extreme length despite being fitted with metal bracing. Water was evacuated nearly constantly by steam pumps. It foundered in heavy seas with loss of all hands.

Heavy seas are shallow seas.

1917 – April. Sold to France & Canada Steamship Co. for about $350,000 (probably about $420,000). By 1 October 1919, it had earned more than twice that amount, and its owners chartered it to load coal at Norfolk for Genoa at $23.50 per ton.

You don't get that kind of gain if the ship isn't safe at deep sea. Check the last two entries, up to sinking:

1924 – Left Norfolk, Virginia, commanded by Captain Charles Glaesel, for Saint John, New Brunswick, with a cargo of coal.
1924 – 11 March. In order to ride out a nor'easter storm, it anchored off Chatham, Massachusetts, in the Nantucket Sound, together with the five-masted schooner Cora F. Cressey which had left Norfolk at the same time as Wyoming. Captain H. Publicover on the Cora F. Cressey weighed anchor at dusk and stood out to sea. Wyoming is believed to have foundered east of the Pollock Rip Lightship and the crew of 14 was lost.

In the Nantucket Sound. Like 9 meter's deep in places. THAT'S turbulent.

That ship had an extra strain that the Ark lacked, propulsion. That ship was in service for much of 15 years, the Ark only over one. That ship sank in shallow seas. The Ark was floating over a world wide ocean, over 1 km deep.

Did Noah know this? Perhaps, perhaps not. But he certainly had faith. And here we are.

pineapplepenumbra

No sane, reasonably informed adult can believe the infants' story about Noah's Ark.

Hans-Georg Lundahl

@pineapplepenumbra Lots do.

You may use it as an infants' story, but given the gore, would you use a story from WW-II or from Lovecraft that way too? LOTS drown.

So, it's an adult story, and lots take it seriously as truth, including me.

What was your specific point against it?

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As pineapplepenumbra didn't answer, I have to foresee an objection coming after my assessment. If so, why tell it? Because it's true. If so, why did a good God do it?

Well, because the society was such that life became less worth living. While this was not adding up to licitness of suicide, the victims could probably have rejoiced at drowning within a day as opposed to bearing more bullying for ten or twenty more years. See also We Were Warned: Fulton Sheen's Prophecy Of The World Of Antichrist

10:09 "Even in Subsaharan Africa," AIDS is mostly spread by infidelity, not by fertility.

"Even in Subsaharan Africa," God has made sex for fertility and not for infidelity.

"Even in Subsaharan Africa," the promotion of condoms comes mostly from people who want to prevent someone they despise from having children.

10:22 I'd dispute that the lives of people fooling around or having, even with some fidelity, homosexual practises, is "innocent" lives.

10:55 Half a chromosome away from the Chimpanzee?

Don't think that's correct.

But if it were, where does that leave the undisputedly manmade science you flaunt as an antidote?

An aside to Tulsi Gabbard:

you have a party um that 0:41 is controlled by people who don't 0:42 believe in objective truth that there 0:46 for example that there are biological 0:48 differences between men and women that 0:51 they want to be the authority that tells 0:54 us what is true and what is not true 0:57 they want to be the authority that tells 0:59 us 1:00 uh what is acceptable information [...] they see themselves 1:13 as that Authority and they recognize 1:16 that those who believe in a higher 1:18 power whatever that may be um are not 1:23 going to buy 1:24 in them being that higher power or that 1:28 Authority

From: Tulsi Gabbard EXPOSES The SHOCKING Reason The Left HATES Christianity by FaithTalks. Mirroring a video Why The Left Fears Religious People - Tulsi Gabbard by Chris Williamson. The full video involves a wrong info about the Reformation, but is otherwise good. In it, the quote comes a bit after the 5:00 mark.