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    19 Jul '06 23:41
    dinosaurs,need i say more im sure they didnt eat fruit and vegetables not all of them any way,so how can god be if dinosaurs were
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    19 Jul '06 23:53
    Originally posted by hakaman
    dinosaurs,need i say more im sure they didnt eat fruit and vegetables not all of them any way,so how can god be if dinosaurs were
    I'm not religious, but I fail to see your logic.
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    19 Jul '06 23:59
    Originally posted by scottishinnz
    I'm not religious, but I fail to see your logic.
    I don't think hakaman uses logic, it's more a stream of consciousness thing ...
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    20 Jul '06 00:00
    Originally posted by scottishinnz
    I'm not religious, but I fail to see your logic.
    genesis chapter 1 vs 24,
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    20 Jul '06 00:07
    Originally posted by hakaman
    dinosaurs,need i say more im sure they didnt eat fruit and vegetables not all of them any way,so how can god be if dinosaurs were
    Are you saying that because we believe Diansaurs to be predatory, ferocious, carnivorous that potentially consumed man and beast by killing them and consuming them for food or sport. How can there be a God?
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    20 Jul '06 00:09
    Originally posted by spiritmangr8ness
    Are you saying that because we believe Diansaurs to be predatory, ferocious, carnivorous that potentially consumed man and beast by killing them and consuming them for food or sport. How can there be a God?
    thats what im saying
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    20 Jul '06 00:19
    Originally posted by spiritmangr8ness
    Are you saying that because we believe Diansaurs to be predatory, ferocious, carnivorous that potentially consumed man and beast by killing them and consuming them for food or sport. How can there be a God?
    Man and dinosaur didn't co-exist - Unless you come from kansas.
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    20 Jul '06 00:21
    Originally posted by scottishinnz
    Man and dinosaur didn't co-exist - Unless you come from kansas.
    i think they did,i once saw a fossil of a human footprint in a dinosaur footprint on a tv doco
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    20 Jul '06 00:25
    Originally posted by hakaman
    thats what im saying
    Hakaman let's spin it this way. What if there is really no death to fear as we understand it; or even better than that to bring things (matter) to an end through killing or destruction is an attribute of God?

    He did say in the so called creation story to Adam "In the day that you eat of this fruit you will surely die"

    Does that make death wrong or the deliberate act of bringing about a death wrong. Many have died by the hand of those who come in the name of God
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    20 Jul '06 00:29
    Originally posted by hakaman
    i think they did,i once saw a fossil of a human footprint in a dinosaur footprint on a tv doco
    Not by over 60 million years they didn't. Dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago at the K-T (Cretatious - Tertiary) boundary, when a meteorite hit the Yucatan Penninsula. The Irridium (an element common in meteorites, but not on earth) layer deposited by the impact can be found, at that particular time worldwide. Dinosaurs one side, no dinosaurs the other. Man did not evolve until 3 million years ago. Indeed it was the demise of the dinosaurs that allowed the diversification of mammals. During the Cretatious we were represented by small, probably noctural, insectovores. The fossil to which you refer has been long known as a fake.
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    20 Jul '06 00:31
    Originally posted by scottishinnz
    Not by over 60 million years they didn't. Dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago at the K-T (Cretatious - Tertiary) boundary, when a meteorite hit the Yucatan Penninsula. The Irridium (an element common in meteorites, but not on earth) layer deposited by the impact can be found, at that particular time worldwide. Dinosaurs one side, no dinosaurs ...[text shortened]... probably noctural, insectovores. The fossil to which you refer has been long known as a fake.
    fake or not does this prove god is the biggest hoax ever conceieved by man
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    20 Jul '06 00:41
    Originally posted by hakaman
    fake or not does this prove god is the biggest hoax ever conceieved by man
    You prove that god is a hoax by using a hoax? Well done.
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    20 Jul '06 00:48
    Originally posted by hakaman
    fake or not does this prove god is the biggest hoax ever conceieved by man
    I agree that god is the biggest fairy story to have ever made a transition to people thinking it is real, but this is by no means proof of anything. All that the bible not mentioning dinosaurs means is that the bible didn't mention dinosaurs.
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    20 Jul '06 00:49
    Originally posted by Nordlys
    You prove that god is a hoax by using a hoax? Well done.
    are you 100% sure its a hoax have you done your homework or are you just shooting off with your mouth as per usual
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