I have been wondering how Noah sent out the message of catastrophe from the Middle East to other parts of the world in such a short period.

I don’t know which is most unacceptable; the story itself, or whether people don’t question it or even how believers feel insecure when curious people question this.

Lalasticlala, seun

When we start asking critical questions, the truth will be found.


This are questions that tells you its all fiction.

How people believed a man in the middle-east died for their sins in Africa is the greatest foolishness to befall Africans.

Same morons believe Sango is demonic but a a middle-east god is supreme.

if animals from different location can travel in pairs to d ark without him telling dem u shld knw, n maybe u shud also consider d year it happened n d population of d world.

Joeblazeochola:
if animals from different location can travel in pairs to d ark without him telling dem u shld knw, n maybe u shud also consider d year it happened n d population of d world.

Do you have any evidence that kangaroos were ever in the Middle East? Or penguins crossed seas and oceans from Antarctica to join the ark? Or Galapagos tortoise crossed oceans?
Haba, wear your thinking cap dude

Use your sense before typing na.

I'm here to listen & learn so make sure ur opinions are compelling & reasonable enough

Workch:
Do you have any evidence that kangaroos were ever in the Middle East? Or penguins crossed seas and oceans from Antarctica to join the ark?

Use your sense before typing na,

if u like belive, if u like dont belive both of us will pass away but d word of GOD stays d same, u tink ur wise because u went to school bah?

What do you say about Moses.

The worst navigator of all time

Joeblazeochola:
if u like belive, if u like dont belive both of us will pass away but d word of GOD stays d same, u tink ur wise because u went to school bah?

Should I believe it even when it doesn’t make sense?
Don’t be silly, question these things. A lot of them don’t make any sense

weblord1900:
What do you say about Moses.

The worst navigator of all time

Fair enough, since GPS didn’t exist then and No evidence that Israelites were ever slaves in Egypt.

Workch:
I have been wondering how Noah sent out the message of catastrophe from the Middle East to other parts of the world in such a short period.

I don’t know which is most unacceptable; the story itself, or whether people don’t question it or even how believers feel insecure when curious people question this.

Lalasticlala, seun

There was no Africa then now!

Add this to your wonder...

How did he handle hungry lions?

Kdon2:


There was no Africa then now!

Uh?
You say what?

Workch:
Should I believe it even when it doesn’t make sense?
Don’t be silly, question these things. A lot of them don’t make any sense

Yes. You believe maths and now exist even when we don’t have proof of their existence. Does that make sense?

You believe logic makes sense even when there is no empirical proof that your current logic exists. Does that make any sense?

You believe in scientific laws even when science cannot proof any of its laws. Does that make any sense?

You believe we all are conscious, yourself inclusive. Yet you don’t have an iota of empirical data to support your consciousness. Does it make any sense to you at all?

We all believe there are other minds external to us, and that the world could have been billions of years old whereas it’s possible the world just started a minute ago.

Does any of these make sense to you?

You believe humans and apes share 97% DNA similarity despite the fact that apes aren’t 97% humans? Does that make sense?

We also await when apes will turn to humans and humans turn to other creatures, with our eyes evolving to something else. Does any of these make sense to you?

Why haven’t you jettisoned the ideas if and only if all sensible things only are proven and established empirically?

Workch:
I have been wondering how Noah sent out the message of catastrophe from the Middle East to other parts of the world in such a short period.

I don’t know which is most unacceptable; the story itself, or whether people don’t question it or even how believers feel insecure when curious people question this.

Lalasticlala, seun

100-120 years is a long time to reach out to the then known worlds.

Civilization and population hadn’t been as complex as they are now.

If you were to ask your forebears about your village in the last 100 years, it’s possible they started out as a small settlement in a small colony of a few families and then spread from there to larger towns after many years.
A town crier could easily had gone round your village to pass messages across which now would require a much more complex communication system because of expansions, growth, migrations etc.

Also note the Noah accounts happened before the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11.

Nothingserious:


100-120 years is a long time to reach out to the then known worlds.

Civilization and population hasn’t been as complex as it now by then.

Also note the Noah accounts happened before the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11.

According to the Bible, what year did Noah’s flood happen?

Workch:
According to the Bible, what year did Noah’s flood happen?

According to the Bible, Noah’s accounts started from Genesis 5 whereas the Tower of Babel happened in Genesis 11.

Isn’t it logical?

Nothingserious:


According to the Bible, Noah’s accounts started from Genesis 5 whereas the Tower of Babel happened in Genesis 11.

Isn’t it logical?

What year before the birth of Jesus did the Noah’s flood happen?

Like how many BC?
Do you know that or should we do the maths together?

Workch:
What year before the birth of Jesus did the Noah’s flood happen?

Like how many BC?
Do you know that or should we do the maths together?

So are we done with how Noah traversed the then known world to preach in 100-120 years which is more than enough to reach out to a lot of people?

Workch:
What year before the birth of Jesus did the Noah’s flood happen?

Like how many BC?
Do you know that or should we do the maths together?

100-120 years is a long time to reach out to the then known worlds.

Civilization and population hadn’t been as complex as they are now.

If you were to ask your forebears about your village in the last 100 years, it’s possible they started out as a small settlement in a small colony of a few families and then spread from there to larger towns after many years.
A town crier could easily had gone round your village to pass messages across which now would require a much more complex communication system because of expansions, growth, migrations etc.

Also note the Noah accounts happened before the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11.

Nothingserious:


So are we done with how Noah traversed the then known world to preach in 100-120 years which is more than enough to reach out to a lot of people?

What year did the Noah’s flood happen?
I want you to answer that

Workch:
I have been wondering how Noah sent out the message of catastrophe from the Middle East to other parts of the world in such a short period.

I don’t know which is most unacceptable; the story itself, or whether people don’t question it or even how believers feel insecure when curious people question this.

Lalasticlala, seun

I would suggest you try and find this clip online "The Qur'an and the Bible in the light of science" by Dr Zakir Naik and Dr William Campbell. This very topic was a point of discussion

Workch:
Should I believe it even when it doesn’t make sense?
Don’t be silly, question these things. A lot of them don’t make any sense

am nt a preacher n i dont have answers to all tins. moses dat wrote d 1st five books of d bible was nt dia wen d world was created he was able to do so cus he "is d only man hu saw God", God made man out of clay, those it make sence to u? birds fly witout engine? insects produce light wit out wires? d wisest man on earth is a baby in d afairs of GOD

Joeblazeochola:
if animals from different location can travel in pairs to d ark without him telling dem u shld knw, n maybe u shud also consider d year it happened n d population of d world.

jubrilcastle:


I would suggest you try and find this clip online "The Qur'an and the Bible in the light of science" by Dr Zakir Naik and Dr William Campbell. This very topic was a point of discussion

Sorry, there’s no scientific evidence for the Noah’s flood. I will tell you some reasons.
1. There’s no scientific evidence that a kangaroo that never been found outside of Australia either fossilized or alive in nature can ever cross the Indian Ocean to join the ark.

2. The earth doesn't have enough water to cover the peak of Mount Everest.

3. There’s no scientific evidence that a 500years man can build a sea worthy boat that will house million of terrestrial species for 1years. Even the one Ken has tried building in Kentucky proves it’s impossible such boat to ever sail.

4. So when the flood was over, the carnivores waited for the herbivores to start having enough babies before they start eating? Why does religion lack basic sense?

Why modify evidence to suit your narratives that unfounded?

Joeblazeochola:
am nt a pereacher n i dont have answers to all tins. mose dat wrote d 1st five books of d bible was nt dia wen d world was created he was able to do so cus he "is d only man hu saw God", God make man out of clay, those it make sence to u? birds fly witout engine? insects produce light wit out wires? d wisest man on earth is a baby in d afairs of GOD

Whether or not god exist, the Noah’s flood story is ridiculous and lacks even the tiniest atom of evidence that it ever happened.
If you believe those things in the Bible then I can’t help your ignorance

Almost all the stories in the bible re not 80% true, most of it were twisted just to make it reasonable to readers

I try as much as possible not to dabble into religious debates (all religion inclusive) because I feel it far supersedes the reasoning of an average man both living and dead. That being said, as a Christian at least by birth I don't really take much of the things in the Bible to heart that serious. Honestly apart from the book of Psalms I don't think I enjoy any other books in the Bible..

Tokskob2008:
I try as much as possible not to dabble into religious debates (all religion inclusive) because I feel it far supersedes the reasoning of an average man both living and dead. That being said, as a Christian at least by birth I don't really take much of the things in the Bible to heart that serious. Honestly apart from the book of Psalms I don't think I enjoy any other books in the Bible..

Good to know that you don’t take them too seriously, because most of those narratives using a sane and non-indoctrinated mind makes no absolute sense.

Workch:
Whether or not god exist, the Noah’s flood story is ridiculous and lacks even the tiniest atom of evidence that it ever happened.
If you believe those things in the Bible then I can’t help your ignorance

dats y i told u earlier, awa ignorance will pass away bt GOD's word will nt change.

Joeblazeochola:
dats y i told u earlier, awa ignorance will pass away bt GOD's word will nt change.

Which of the Gods?

Workch:
Which of the Gods?

The one spelt wit capital letter "G" d creator of earth, the i am that i am, chai.. the begining and the end. haba now

How dare you ask such question about religion

Religion is meant to be followed blindly, and no inquisitiveness is allowed.