The flood never happened, although most Christians think it did literally, not metaphorically. To Christians, its a warning against not doing what God tells you to do. For atheists, its a message that the Christian God, if he eixsts, hates his own creation and obviously has alot of shabby work being produced. Cant He do anything right?
I don`t know if I was too clear, or if this is something believers can answer:
1. Why did God flood the earth? 2. Did God achieve His desired results? 3 If He didn't, how is the second clean sweep of the world's evils going to have the desired result?
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The flood never happened, although most Christians think it did literally, not metaphorically. To Christians, its a warning against not doing what God tells you to do. For atheists, its a message that the Christian God, if he eixsts, hates his own creation and obviously has alot of shabby work being produced. Cant He do anything right?
I don`t know if I was too clear, or if this is something believers can answer:
1. Why did God flood the earth?
2. Did God achieve His desired results?
3 If He didn't, how is the second clean sweep of the world's evils going to have the desired result?
This translation of an ancient Cuneoform tablet found in Mesopotamia might shed a clue:
Wash in cold water only. No bleach. Hang in firmament to dry.
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