The earth must be flat - the Quran says so!

[alexxxxx]

he's just an idiot. this doesn't even deserve a thread.

[MrPinkPanther]

Maybe somebody does know, but I highly doubt it. You'd have to go ask some devout Christian.

I just googled if for some fun to make sure there wasn't an explanation. There is but once again it contradicts itself. It claims that people descended from Noah split across the world and so different races developed because of the change in environment and it states that Science in fact supports this theory. What's funny is that they fail to see this is the very evolution that they deny, creatures adapting to their environment and that the same science they quote doesn't believe man came from one family 5000 years ago.

[Hitman]

he's just an idiot. this doesn't even deserve a thread.

Who's an idiot, Wig?

@above well silly them then.

[alexxxxx]

Who's an idiot, Wig?

@above well silly them then.

no the guy on the vid obviously

[Fez]

Where is the garden of eden?

As vague the metaphors be in the bible, it's pretty much hinted to be somewhere in Africa.

[Hitman]

no the guy on the vid obviously

Good, wouldn't want you getting in trouble for insulting a fellow member of this fine electronic space in which we debate.

[Nemo]

As vague the metaphors be in the bible, it's pretty much hinted to be somewhere in Africa.

Well now i know this is bull!

[Hitman]

Well now i know this is bull!

I'm afraid you don't know... and I don't know. And nobody probably does. It may be true, it may not be, just like lots of things, we cannot prove they exist and we cannot be sure they do not.

[Fez]

Well now i know this is bull!

Does it really matter in the end the the Garden is real or not? For everything the Bible states, there is a direct contradiction. The "Garden of Eden" is only stated once, too, so it could (practically) apply to anywhere in the world. The only type of vegetation mentioned is (obviously) the apple tree.

[Nemo]

I'm afraid you don't know... and I don't know. And nobody probably does. It may be true, it may not be, just like lots of things, we cannot prove they exist and we cannot be sure they do not.

I'm sorry that was my attempt at a joke

Does it really matter in the end the the Garden is real or not? For everything the Bible states, there is a direct contradiction. The "Garden of Eden" is only stated once, too, so it could (practically) apply to anywhere in the world. The only type of vegetation mentioned is (obviously) the apple tree.

no not really..