[Regarding someone who supposedly discovered Noah's Ark]
It would be very, very, intresting if that is the real thing, but atheists will always deny what dosn't match exactly to their beliefs.
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Are these the same atheists who know that, like with all mythologies, the bible is based on SOME truth and that archeology uncovers new facts about our history all the time? Or are these the ones you made up in your head to make those who disagree with your beliefs seem foolish and in turn make yourself feel better?
<<< It would be very, very, intresting if that is the real thing >>>
Why do are there so many fundies among anime fans? I mean there don't seem to be hoardes of fundies among, say, comic book fans, or Star Trek Geeks, or Lego enthusiaists. Is it just because anime has seen a recent spike in popularity within America (More fans=more fundies) or does the rabbit hole run deeper?
Even if someone found an old boat, you'd still have to prove it was THE BOAT associated with someone in your specific mythology.
Finding an old boat proves nothing but the fact that they found a boat. It certainly doesn't automatically prove that your religion, out of the thousands of religions, is therefore true.
A few years back, a university made a prank of finding a T-Rex fossilized in the process of eating a caveman. Onyate mad. The website was full of clues about how it was unread, a prank, but i believe Kent Hovind said pretty much the same thing as the OP in response to it.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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