SteveMcqueen

He won't return my calls. Anyway my point is this: If you don't belive the whole Ark story to be literal turth, then you have to question what other parts of the bible are fictional. If you admit that the bible is fictional, then it becomes moot.

How does God just make things happen. It doesn't work that way, there is a phsyical reason for everything.

No, it isn't enough. You can't not question the fact that it makes no logical sense. No man could manage to find two of every species of animal and keep them on a boat for an extened period of time.

ARGH NO! You cannot use the "god can do anything" card here! I want to know how he managed to gather all those animals.

Do you take it as literal truth that Noah put two of every organism onto his arc? Could you please explain how this is possible? We

Isn't it obvious that I'm trying to say he doesn't exists?

Are you implying that I

Why does God allow such atrocious pain and suffering? If god is responsible for the every individual born into this Earth, then why would he allow some poor child in Africa to be born to a mother with AIDS? Why would he allow somebody to be born if he knew he or she would starve to death in less than a month

You didn't refute my point though. The Bible states that those who do not accept Jesus are condemned allready. Why does God wish to send billions of people to eternal pain simply because they didn't accept him? Are these people "bad" or "evil?"

Under your rationale, God created the Earth and universe ~6000 years ago, correct? God also created the laws of phsyics did he not? My question is this: How is it that we see light from stars which are millions of light years away from Earth? If the world/universe was only 6000 years old, then wouldn't we only see the light from stars fewer than 6000 light years away from us?

God loves his children does he not? Yet out of the 6 billion people who live on the planet today, only the 1.7 or so who are of the Christian faith will go to heaven, according to God