The Egypt File VBS (marketing promo)

From Answers in Genesis, The Egypt File is the Vacation Bible School for 2010. "Decoding the mystery of life."

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• vacation
• bible
• school
• creation
• design
• egypt

[dev80mo]

where do you find the song there arent any monkeys in my family tree?

[ashleyster13]

We are doing this one with our church this year. Tomorrow is Day 4. It's been a lot of fun this year :)

[bidulescu]

@Sweepingreaper4 I apologize. I was not speaking about your life.

[Sweepingreaper4]

@bidulescu Life was not an accident. Saying something is an accident implies there was an intention. There wasn't and there still isn't an intention.

[1kissbee]

@cadman2300 so what? you still posted untrue things about vbs that did not start till this week. i cant help if i try to help the stupid people who believe in science and has to have an answer for everything and will not just accept God and believe Jesus is our Lord and Saviour

[cadman2300]

@1kissbee And nobody gives a rip about you poking at a series of criticisms I posted over 4 months ago.

[1kissbee]

@cadman2300 oh will you just shutup no one gives a rip about your bloody comments. nobody is forcing u to sign your blooming kids up for vbs!

[seylk]

@bidulescu  AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!

[cadman2300]

And lastly:

As far as theism was concerned, Albert Einstein was a pantheist at the very most. Pantheism is the theological position that the term God can refer to everything within perceptible reality. From the universe as a whole all the way down to the smallest subatomic particles. It's an extremely broad position in the way it connects everything in philosophical sense.

But alas, Einstein made his contributions through natural methodology which is the ONLY way science can progress.

[cadman2300]

Einstein also said something along the lines of:

"A man's ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death."

The quote you used has absolutely nothing to do with morality and deals more with perception of the universe and the unknown than some stupid AiG-sponsored youth camp.