Creation Museum VNR: Great Flood

They didn't show the wave crushing the Ark.

I'd rather be a fool in the eyes of man, than a fool in the eyes of God. No use throwing pearls among swine; Gospels. You've already hardened your heart, only a miracle of God would change your hellbound beliefs now.

@irvinemuscles: "I'd rather be a fool in the eyes of man, than a fool in the eyes of God." Well, you're half way there. As far as the rest of your post, really meaningless. Bogeyman tales don't scare me, much less get my attention. What does get my interest is data. And there is no data to support either your YEC conceits nor opinion that your idea of divinity is the correct one. There are many faiths older than christianity, and those have more proof of their views.

@3rdKrypton

"I don't answer because I don't care."

Exactly. Blind faith.

Just like refusing to answer me and take a stand with or against Nephy with his laughable assertion that oceanic currents avoided the main island of Hawaii to hit the smaller NW islands harder and cause more erosion, rather than admit those were much older islands that were once over the hot spot.

You are immature, 3rdKrypton, and you simply cant deal with the facts.

@magick205

Absolutely, makick205.

3rdKrypton is a Hovind supporter who relies on NephilimFree for support, that should tell you all you need to know about him.

I'm making a video now that has him in contradiction with his own words, just because he believes it might support Walt Brown's Hydroplate bullshit.

Its really quite funny. 3rdKrypton invited Nephy to argue with me, and he only succeeded in embarrassing himself.

So, giant wave drowns land with enough force to destroy every other ship on earth and reshape the continents, but somehow magically doesn't crack a poorly designed wooden box holding 1.5 million species of animals, which are cared for by an old man and 6 relatives, which then go on to repopulate the world from australia to america, all without leaving a single piece of evidence?

If you believe that, I have this bridge you might be interested in...

Go pick a fight with someone else. I'm done. I'm sure you'll raise your hands and go, "HA HAAAAAAAA! He RAN from FEAR of me!"

When I really just ignored you, because you're a child.

@3rdKrypton: Fascinating. Like most YECers you have some very interesting use of the English language. For someone who "ignoring me" you seem to have much to say. Unfortunately, it's all been seen before. And if you do run, it's not out of fear of me. No sir. It's out of fear of your doctrine being exposed for what it is. A myth. Best left to next edition of Bullfinch's. Defending the faith? Rubbish.

@magick205

3rdKrypton tries to pretend he is an intellectual, and I gave him the benefit of my doubts, but he committed intellectual suicide anyway.

Rather than condemn is buddy NephilimFree on something he knew was wrong, he remained silent.

It was pretty damn telling.

He is just as dishonest as his friend.

The most minuscule of effort can expose both of their ignorance and blind faith. They think it is a strength...

@ThatOneQuestion: And that obvious dishonesty is really just sad. While I know the factual basis of christianity is fallacious, there is much to be said for the doctrines of compassion, self-sacrifice, and social justice that it tries to promote. However, just try to discuss the very liberal aspects of these ideas with any YECer or conservative and watch them lose their mind. The people who say they defend the faith do the most to drive people from it.