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Phil Collins?
Originally posted by RJHindsThe Egyptian creation myths go back to at least 3,000 B.C. long before the Hebrews existed. They certainly did not "rip off" the Hebrew creation myths. That claim is not historically credible.
It is obvious to anyone with even common sense that the Genesis creation account is the real one. The others, like those of the Egyptians, are rip-offs and distortions that don't make common sense. That is the same with all the flood stories that are rip-offs and distortions of the Genesis account.
Originally posted by RJHindsWhile that makes some sense as his father was Ahkenaten (the monotheist I mentioned in the other thread), he was a child king and was at the mercy of his advisors who were restoring all the other cults. Ahkenaten would make more sense, except this is all happening too late to be ready for Moses to write it down.
King Tut
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvGHMvESWak
Originally posted by DeepThoughtI agree that Moses would probably not write of events that came after his time. However, since I admit to not knowing much about ancient history, then I must leave the dating of such matters to the experts as long as it does not contradict with the Holy Bible,
While that makes some sense as his father was Ahkenaten (the monotheist I mentioned in the other thread), he was a child king and was at the mercy of his advisors who were restoring all the other cults. Ahkenaten would make more sense, except this is all happening too late to be ready for Moses to write it down.
Originally posted by sonhouseI watch the videos, that is one reason I know more than you non-believers.
Again being the comedian. You only know what your creationist buddies have fed you when you watch those video's and you THINK you are getting science. What you are really getting is duped, thoroughly duped.
Originally posted by RJHindsYou have provided ample evidence that this is not the case. The have been numerous times you have posted videos that are not remotely relevant to the discussion, and often times you even admit to not watching the videos.
I watch the videos, that is one reason I know more than you non-believers.
Originally posted by PatNovakIn that case, I thought this video was one of Kent Hovind's that I had previously watched, but my memory failed me. However, I did watch it later. So it is true that I watched the video.
You have provided ample evidence that this is not the case. The have been numerous times you have posted videos that are not remotely relevant to the discussion, and often times you even admit to not watching the videos.
For example, you recently posted this about a video that you linked to on page 13 of your poorly titled "Evidence For A Young Earth" th ...[text shortened]... , and bad-mannered as well. It is just one of the many reasons you are not taken seriously here.
Originally posted by PatNovakIf he doesn't watch himself the videos presented by him, then what's the point?
You have provided ample evidence that this is not the case. The have been numerous times you have posted videos that are not remotely relevant to the discussion, and often times you even admit to not watching the videos.
For example, you recently posted this about a video that you linked to on page 13 of your poorly titled "Evidence For A Young Earth" th ...[text shortened]... , and bad-mannered as well. It is just one of the many reasons you are not taken seriously here.
Originally posted by FabianFnasWell, that video did mention lies in the textbooks concerning evolution. It just did not mention the titles of every textbook, etc. that I thought was there. But it is a known fact that textbooks have contained lies to support evolution.
If he doesn't watch himself the videos presented by him, then what's the point?
That's not very genius, is it?