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The Great Flood and the Holocaust

The Great Flood and the Holocaust

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The Great Flood and the Holocaust

Compare and contrast these two major events.

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
The Great Flood and the Holocaust

Compare and contrast these two major events.
God is evil?

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
The Great Flood and the Holocaust

Compare and contrast these two major events.
The evidence points to one of them having happened and the other not having happened.

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
The Great Flood and the Holocaust

Compare and contrast these two major events.
The great flood of the whole world, together with Noah's Ark etc did not occur, at least to the extent which is decribed in the Bible. The WW2 Holocaust of disabled peoples, Gipsies and Jews did occur.

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Let us suppose for this analysis that the flood did in fact occur exactly as described in the Bible (the real one -- the King James Version).

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
Let us suppose for this analysis that the flood did in fact occur exactly as described in the Bible (the real one -- the King James Version).
The Flood - God chose to wipe out his "chosen people" and start from scratch using rampant and unabashed incest. God's reason for the genocide? The wickedness in man's heart.

The Holocaust - The Nazi Party chose to wipe out the "chosen people" using a different medium, gas, but was unsuccessful thanks to Russian and American soldiers. Hitler's reason for genocide? Megalomania.

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
... the Bible (the real one -- the King James Version).
Oh, the original bible was written in English? 🙂

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
The Great Flood and the Holocaust

Compare and contrast these two major events.
one of them is real, the other is not?

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Originally posted by darvlay
The Flood - God chose to wipe out his "chosen people" and start from scratch using rampant and unabashed incest. God's reason for the genocide? The wickedness in man's heart.

The Holocaust - The Nazi Party chose to wipe out the "chosen people" using a different medium, gas, but was unsuccessful thanks to Russian and American soldiers. Hitler's reason for genocide? Megalomania.
reason for god's flood: the people were inferior to what god had in mind
reason for the holocaust: the jews were inferior to what hitler had in mind

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
Let us suppose for this analysis that the flood did in fact occur exactly as described in the Bible (the real one -- the King James Version).
Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
The Great Flood and the Holocaust

Compare and contrast these two major events.



Ok. I know you're bating me with that " the real one -- the King James Version" remark, 😉 so here it is.

There is no comparison. The flood killed everyone alive except Noah and his family, and the Holocaust didn't.

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
The Great Flood and the Holocaust

Compare and contrast these two major events.
There are no museums of the great flood like the holocaust has.

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Originally posted by kirksey957
There are no museums of the great flood like the holocaust has.
I wonder what a museum for the flood would look like!

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Originally posted by josephw
I wonder what a museum for the flood would look like!
A swimming pool.

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Originally posted by PsychoPawn
A swimming pool.
Actually New Orleans after Katrina might work. You've got the flood. You've got the anarchy and lawlessness. You've got the bloated bodies floating by. All you need is a big ass boat with animals on it and a drunk Noah. And the tour boats. Let's not forget that.

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Originally posted by josephw
I wonder what a museum for the flood would look like!
It depends on whether it was commemorating the flood itself or the humans that died in the flood, or the animals and plants that died.
If it was commemorating the people that died then it would probably portray those aspects of their lifestyle that lead God to be so displeased.