It really is sad to a creationist [to] see so much scientific brain power go to waste going down blind alleys of research that lead nowhere instead of applying it to real reasearch and examine evidence in light of a global flood which obviously happened.
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Funny how this "obvious" flood left absolutely no evidence, and multiple civilizations who lived at the time have continuous records through the era of this flood with nary a mention of mile-high waters - you'd think someone would have found that noteworthy, wouldn't you?
If it's so obvious, then why isn't there proof?
Pursuing an investigation into the global flood would indeed be a serious waste of time, energy, resources and intelligence. Luckily, no reputable scientist is currently doing this, so everything is okay.
Sure pal. And while we're at it, why don't we look for the lost city of Atlantis too? In fact, why not try to track down every scientific legend in existence. We could look for Big Foot, the Fountain of Youth, the secret ingredient in KFC's popcorn chicken, and maybe even track the Garden of Eden itself (although that wouldn't do much good, since angels with fiery swords aren't something you should mess with).
Advice to A4C and friends: if you really want "scientific brain power" searching for evidence of your big "global flood", how about you take some of those crackpots from the Discovery Institute off the big I.D. pitch and have them do it?
Actually, it's not only obvious that a worldwide flood did not happen, but also that it COULD not happen. As Scotty says, "Ye canna change the laws o' physics!"
"I've always intended to research the flood that obviously happened, but I've just been so damned busy with my alchemy ..."
150 years ago, geologists knew that the global flood had not happened because there was absolutely no fucking evidence. Are we supposed to go backwards from there? If you're so convinced of the flood, why don't you go out and find the evidence? Your Nobel awaits.
It is sad to me, that people feel the need to take imaginary works of fiction, and try to apply them as fact.
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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