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3/9/2016 10:03:14 PM
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This is where I'm starting to think that the great flood is more of a fable to teach a lesson than a story to be taken 100% literally. How do infants who don't have the mental capacity to reason nor commit any sin of their fault end up being no more innocent than a serial killer? How the heck can there be literally no one else on the planet who believed in God? And how come Noah was the only exception ever rather than not believing like 99.99999999% of the rest of humanity?
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[quote]This is where I'm starting to think that the great flood is more of a fable to teach a lesson than a story to be taken 100% literally. How do infants who don't have the mental capacity to reason nor commit any sin of their fault end up being no more innocent than a serial killer? How the heck can there be literally no one else on the planet who believed in God? And how come Noah was the only exception ever rather than not believing like 99.99999999% of the rest of humanity?[/quote] Original sin fam, you deserve to be punished for shit you had nothing to do with, or something.
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Well no shit Sherlock like half of the bible is to be taken figuratively not literally.
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I realize that, I'm just asking some rhetorical questions for those that do believe the Bible is to be taken literally in every little verse.
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Those who do aren't to be on here, they're to be in some place somewhere because they're fanatical.
