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#378373
DarkfireTaimatsu
"There comes a time when people have to learn to think for themselves. We've become lazy- we want to be told what to think; we want someone to lay it all out for us. Life gets comfortable- if we learn that Noah's Ark wasn't real, we may have to adjust some of our other thinking and that may not be a real pleasant prospect."
Fixed.
1/10/2008 9:35:54 AM
#1396918
Quantum Mechanic
"There comes a time when people have to learn to think for themselves."
Not in your case.
4/26/2012 6:20:58 PM
#1396933
Dr.Shrinker
So its lazy to want to know how a pair of every "kind" (whatever that means in a practical sense) could fit in a space the size of the ark? Questioning where the water for the alleged flood came from and went indicates a desire to have some one else do our thinking for us? Considering the genetic problems that the flood scenario would entail is an example of not wanting to adjust our thinking?
I think you were better off just saying, "its a miracle, you just have to believe it."
4/26/2012 7:37:10 PM
#1406153
Alex
Why do so many Christians think that the phrase "think for yourself" means "believe exactly what I do"?
5/23/2012 6:51:12 AM
#1427035
Quantum Mechanic
Noah never existed and neither did the ark.
Idiots are everywhere.
7/24/2012 3:22:30 AM
#1427047
Canadiest
How on Earth do you get from being indoctrinated into a myth and believing it because you're told you must, blindly, without any evidence, to "think for yourself"?
There is just no way this adds up. The "came to Christ willingly" agument still fails as you have no reason to believe any church doctrine at all.
7/24/2012 4:01:54 AM
#1427080
Justanotheratheist
The chances that Noah's Ark really existed are zero, so please excuse me while I take a sip of my coffee and move on.
7/24/2012 6:27:09 AM
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