Thread: The flood myths
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Old 03-15-2007, 08:45 PM   #75 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Charlatan
As the poster of #15 I have to ask if you have a sense of humour or is this just a blind spot when it comes to your belief system. Seriously.
I have a sense of humor and there's no blind spot regarding my religious beliefs-- Your 'joke', as you want to call it, just wasn't funny. Though, I find it odd because I can't make a 'joke' about atheists and their lack of beliefs without being jumped on by three or four people

(See thread floating around 'Tilted Living'.)

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Since many of us "anti-Christian" types seem to have missed the "crux" of the insult perhaps you would care to point out where there was an insult because I can't seem to find one.
There's no need. As I stated earlier, people are typically blind to that which they actively participate in.

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Back to the thread itself... my point was that many creation myths start with a world of water. It is held by biblical scholars that the creation myth in Genesis rises from other creation myths that precede it.
For argument's sake, let's just assume that Christianity did borrow the idea of a flood from other religions in the reason. How would you qualify the striking similarities between Christian belief, Mayan belief and many Native American beliefs regarding a great flood? Mere coincidence, right?

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If you are offended by this take on things, all I can suggest is that you need to believe in your religion a little bit harder. Because, what I am writing is hardly new and it is hardly faith shaking.
I don't believe I stated that I was offended anywhere in my posts.
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