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Carico -> RE: The "Ice Age" (8/6/2008 12:46:00 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Carico Sorry, but the errors are yours. One can't believe God and not believe him at the same time. So if Agassiz was a Darwinist, he didn't believe that God created man out of the dust of the ground. That means that he rejected God's account of creation and the Flood since no one described an ice age after the Flood. The Bible doesn’t describe the eruption of Thera around 1500 BC or the eruption of Vesuvius in 79(?) AD, but does this mean that these events didn’t happen? Also, the Bible doesn’t describe the death of Peter, Paul or John, but didn’t they die just the same? Note that without a post-flood ice age, that created land bridges where sea water now lies, Creationists would have next to no explanation for explaining how humans and animals dispersed from Mount Ararat to populate the world’s scattered continents and islands. quote:
Secondly, ice comes from water. So if he explained the European terrain by ice, he has to first acknowledge that the land was once covered in water.[;)] Wrong. Glaciers move forward from one end as more and more snow is added to their other end. If the earth was once totally covered with water and this water froze during an ice age the water would have frozen in place- meaning that it would not have moved things like rocks to locations where they are otherwise out of place. quote:
And thirdly, ancient cultures talked about a Flood where one family survived. If there was an ice age after Noah survived, that would mean that it would have been recounted somewhere in history,since Noah had more brains than an ape. But unfortunately, it is conspicuously absent which makes it made up history. [;)] Job 38:29-30 Out of whose womb came the ice? and the hoary frost of heaven, who hath gendered it? The waters are hid as with a stone, and the face of the deep is frozen. Why would the book of Job, written for a people that live in a predominantly warm climate, mention the face of the deep being frozen, if it isn’t a reference to an ice age? quote:
So either Agassiz didn't think things through too well, or your details about his beliefs are incorrect, or both. [;)] I’ve never heard any mention that Agassiz was a Deist. But I just found on Wikipedia that his family had a history of being Protestant clergymen. Notice that your quote from Job is in the present tense. So by your interpretation, then Job had to be sitting on ice when he wrote that passage. [sm=purplelaugh.gif] But funny thing, Job's life is described as living in desert-like surroundings. [;)] So you have presented a perfect example of misreading the bible and making it say what scientists want it to say, not what it actually says and contradicting other passages in the bible in the process. [sm=purplelaugh.gif] So Job was describing the winters and God's majesty in His creation., not a global ice age. [8|] many atheists had family histories of believers. what matters is that Agassiz made up stories that aren't in the bible, which is playing God himself. No one who believes Jesus rejects the bible and makes up a new bible. [;)]
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