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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Greg or e who wrote (19207)	1/31/2005 11:15:56 AM
From: Solon	Read Replies (3) of 28931

"Juvenile gibberish" were your words! They were my words to you some months back as an appropriate rebuke to you. I do not see how you think that by copying what I say you have demonstrated anything specific to any current argument or discussion. "I didn't say anything about 2200 years" I invited you to name any other year, didn't I!? If you don't argue the point, then one feels free to use the acceptable Christian timelines given for the flood and the birth of Jesus. It is really not relevant whether it is 2200 or 2300. What is clear is that your remark that the human race was down to 8 people is a fairytale statement. "Would you like some ketchup to go with them?" More evidence that you have the mentality of a gullible little child. There was this big big flood went way over all the mountains. And when it settled there was not one single freshwater lake or river anywhere upon the whole earth! But Noah and his family were half mink and half fish and they began to make wine and all sorts of different heights and shapes and colors of babies on different continents over the whole earth. Then, in about 22 hundred years...the Baby Jesus was born! By this time...Noah's kids had dug thousands of freshwater lakes in Canada and Algonquins would paddle it to the Holy Land in birch bark canoes and there they would trade the water for figs...Jesus's favourite food. Also, on this date in history--about 2,000,000 years AFTER homo habilis was making tools to assist in hunting, eating, and other matters of interest to the family...the very first rainbow was seen in the sky--2200 years before the Birth of Jesus! Chuckle, chuckle, chuckle...

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