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POPdecorator:
ok what was there ambition on building that tower?

they wanted to build a structure that would be a symbol of their power.

GOD is a spirit and exists in the highest dimension. You can't see him with your physical eyes. I suppose you know about dimensions yh? If you do you'll understand that we are 3 dimensional beings and are limited by our physical senses. On the other hand, four dimensional beings or entities (which can't be seen with the physical eyes except in very rare cases) have the ability to pass through walls because they operate at higher vibrational frequencies than humans. this is what many scientists believe ALBERT EINSTEIN deduced from his concept of energy.

When you look under some type of microscope ( can't remember the name), you'll find that we( humans), along with every other thing in the universe( every damn! Thing) are just "energy" in constant vibration at different frequencies. But those spiritual beings have a much higher vibration than us, enabling them to pass through walls.

This isn't fiction. This is science. Google "energy is everything" and watch some videos on it.[quote= author=johnydon22 post=33828757]

We have space crafts, satellites, stations orbiting the earth and many planets now, its actually surprising how none of them caught a glimpse of this deity who supposedly lives just above the skies.

A deity that destroyed some tower buh couldn't stop rockets from going outside space. lmao... But i think i like Greek mythology over jewish mythology. greek mythology is more colourful and interesting [/quote]

shakazuldadon:
Your opinion

The real question should be, why didn't God stop our architects from building structures that are much more higher than those built in the bible babel


And why didn't God stop astronauts from from leaving earth, reaching the moon n mars.....

Why didn't they see heaveb n God on their way

the tower of babel was intended as a man designed stationary ark of sorts in case of another flood perhaps.

One of it's intended uses.