Was the animal genocide of Noah’s day justified?

[BornReady]

Maybe biblical history, but I question this could be called real history as in what year was that that great flood?

I agree. It's not reasonable to take literally the story of Noah's flood. That doesn't bother most religious people. The story is one that few people would want to take literally.

A liberal Rabbi once said, "Sometimes, the nicest thing you can say about God is that he doesn't exist." He wasn't being mean-spirited. He was just pointing out that a God who killed all but a handful of animals and people on earth doesn't exist. And all the people said Amen!

 

[Greatest I am]

I agree. It's not reasonable to take literally the story of Noah's flood. That doesn't bother most religious people. The story is one that few people would want to take literally.

A liberal Rabbi once said, "Sometimes, the nicest thing you can say about God is that he doesn't exist." He wasn't being mean-spirited. He was just pointing out that a God who killed all but a handful of animals and people on earth doesn't exist. And all the people said Amen!

Now you've done it.

Disapointed those who wait to celebrate the next genocide of man at end time.

true that those are mostly literalists and fundamentals with little thinking ability anyway but you will disappoint many. Keep up the good work. You might knock some into right thinking.

Regards
DL

 

[hart]

We don't need God to "perform" genocide, we are doing a fine job ourselves

 

[Tuffdisc]

God knew as we do these days, that animals always will survive, well apart from the dodo

 

[Greatest I am]

We don't need God to "perform" genocide, we are doing a fine job ourselves

I guess that you have not noticed our population numbers rising. A sign of growth, not decline.

Regards
DL

 

[Greatest I am]

God knew as we do these days, that animals always will survive, well apart from the dodo

Ya ya. God knows everything. Ya ya.

Regards
DL