re: Rush Limbaugh thinks evolution is a hoax because gorilla never became human

Hey guys I predicted every ncaa tournament winner on my bracket. I didn't show it to anyone before the tournament though. Just have to take my word for it. I promise I filled it out before the tournament.

#irrefutable

It was attempted transition from prophesy dealing with the ancients versus our modern world. It went deeper than this thread will allow. Probably my fault for attempting to bridge those points.

And like I said, bust out some middle eastern history. It is recorded history accepted by all civilizations that were around then.

wait, so now y'all think Isaiah was written after the fall of Jericho because you weren't there when it happened? How in the world do you believe in anything existing you haven't personally seen?

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If the Muslims aren't trying to dispute it, it can't be disputed.

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You do know that Islam has a base in Judaism and Christianity, right? Why would Muslims refute Jericho? Seems very counterproductive.

Of course I know that. What is amazing to me is you guys don't realize ancient texts have been carbon dated

Wait let me guess, they found papyrus from 2500 years ago and just forged Isaiah to make it look like Jericho was prophesied?

Y'all are some 9/11 truthers too aren't you? Sandy hook?

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What is amazing to me is you guys don't realize ancient texts have been carbon dated

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Link?

Seriously if you haven't heard of the dead seas scrolls...

I just want to say this. I attended Catholic school during middle school. If I recall, we when were studying the old testament, people in the class use to ask all kinds of questions "so if god created adam from scratch why did he have to borrow a rib from adam to create eve?" "why would god punish everyone who ever lived just because eve ate an apple she wasn't suppose to eat, but was tricked into thinking it was okay to eat?".. I could go one.

The teachers use to get frustrated as hell, but at one point I want to we were told that the Old Testament wasn't necessarily true, the stories in it were parables more than anything; stories used to help get a point across. With that said, I still don't think the bible is accurate. It was not written until hundreds of years after Christ died. Even today, imagine if someone decided to put together a book of specific events that took place in the 1500's.

This is just something to think about, but there is no point in continuing to argue about this. Everyone believes what they believe, the best thing to do is to just respect that and move on.