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Originally posted by ZahlanziThings changed with the disobedience of Adam and Eve and the continued wickedness that had resulted from man's continual sinning against God and man and beast.
again you spoke without thinking.
were the dinosaurs also our job? or you only fault noah for not taking better care of them baby t-rexes?
29 Apr 12
Originally posted by RJHindsSo your god seeing Adam and Eve sinning was what doomed all those species? Those species, having very little in the way of consciousness, couldn't possibly understand the implication of a great ape sinning, were all killed because of Adam and Eve?
Things changed with the disobedience of Adam and Eve and the continued wickedness that had resulted from man's continual sinning against God and man and beast.
29 Apr 12
Originally posted by sonhouseGod can create them again in the new earth if he wishes. Don't worry, Be Happy. HalleluYah !!!
So your god seeing Adam and Eve sinning was what doomed all those species? Those species, having very little in the way of consciousness, couldn't possibly understand the implication of a great ape sinning, were all killed because of Adam and Eve?
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29 Apr 12
Originally posted by RJHindsseems like a rather shallow attitude to take. using that type of logic would infer that nothing in the universe matters because god can re-create if he wants.
God can create them again in the new earth if he wishes. Don't worry, Be Happy. HalleluYah !!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHFDa9efCQU
you say it was our job to look after the animals. yet man has only recently developed the knowledge and know-how to help save animals facing extinction. sadly many species have been wiped of the face of the earth in the mean time.
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Originally posted by stellspalfieIt's all part of the circle of life [see: Lion King] or as dasa would call it 'reincarnation'. If living things didn't die there would be no food in the shops; and no Doritos either. God recognised this way early on and so allowed death to occur, so there would be Doritos. God created Doritos through death.
why does god let his creations become extinct. why doesnt god love his animals? should we advise the rspca that god isnt taking care of his pets.
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29 Apr 12
Originally posted by divegeestertypical dorito creationist dogma. im sick of christianins shoving doritos down my throat. anybody with half a brain knows doritos evolved out of the primordial tangy salsa soup. developing from the simple crisp, to the now extinct monster munch and onto the hula hoop, quaver and pringle, eventually the dorito. anybody who claims otherwise is a dishonest snack hating fool.
It's all part of the circle of life [see: Lion King] or as dasa would call it 'reincarnation'. If living things didn't die there would be no food in the shops; and no Doritos either. God recognised this way early on and so allowed death to occur, so there would be Doritos. God created Doritos through death.
29 Apr 12
Originally posted by stellspalfieMaybe there is a place for evolution after all. I never thought of it in terms of "doritos" because I have been preoccupied with "apes". HalleluYah !!!
typical dorito creationist dogma. im sick of christianins shoving doritos down my throat. anybody with half a brain knows doritos evolved out of the primordial tangy salsa soup. developing from the simple crisp, to the now extinct monster munch and onto the hula hoop, quaver and pringle, eventually the dorito. anybody who claims otherwise is a dishonest snack hating fool.
29 Apr 12
Originally posted by stellspalfieTypical atheist; blinded by gluttony and and the inability to recognise that the wonderful tasties you mention are in fact created by different 'gods', so how could they have possibly evolved from a common ancestral snack? Furthermore the metaphorical fruit of the tree of knowledge was in fact the original Dorito - additive free I might add. That's right Doritos grow on knowledge trees.
typical dorito creationist dogma. im sick of christianins shoving doritos down my throat. anybody with half a brain knows doritos evolved out of the primordial tangy salsa soup. developing from the simple crisp, to the now extinct monster munch and onto the hula hoop, quaver and pringle, eventually the dorito. anybody who claims otherwise is a dishonest snack hating fool.
29 Apr 12
Originally posted by stellspalfieJust an interest of note, being a old creationist I find it interesting that in the book of Enoch Lucifer seems to have made his fall to earth at day 2 of creation.
why does god let his creations become extinct. why doesnt god love his animals? should we advise the rspca that god isnt taking care of his pets.
29 Apr 12
Originally posted by divegeesterIn that case, I am looking for venture capital to start a spaghetti plantation.....
Typical atheist; blinded by gluttony and and the inability to recognise that the wonderful tasties you mention are in fact created by different 'gods', so how could they have possibly evolved from a common ancestral snack? Furthermore the metaphorical fruit of the tree of knowledge was in fact the original Dorito - additive free I might add. That's right Doritos grow on knowledge trees.
29 Apr 12
Originally posted by divegeesterChill out you two; everybody knows that doritos did not evolve from a common ancestrial earth snack and neither were they created by god. They were in fact brought to earth by on an asteroid which had been deflected from its trajectory by a 'space raider ' mining for tasty corn snack dust in the asteroid belt.
Typical atheist; blinded by gluttony and and the inability to recognise that the wonderful tasties you mention are in fact created by different 'gods', so how could they have possibly evolved from a common ancestral snack? Furthermore the metaphorical fruit of the tree of knowledge was in fact the original Dorito - additive free I might add. That's right Doritos grow on knowledge trees.