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So your point is on several levels invalidated.

Ah yes. If that's your point, then I agree with you. However, I would caution you that your point is a double-edged sword because it really can be molded either way: If many people don't believe something, it may still be true. If many people believe for the sake of believing, many people also don't believe for the sake of not believing.

http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=2133311&ampage=1

http://www.christcenteredmall.com/discoveries/noahs-ark.htm

There are proofs that there was actually a flood in Noah's time and new evidence to support Noah's Ark.

it may still be true

Again . . .it all comes back to if you believe or if you don't. You just have to have faith.

If you study greek mythology it has a story similar t6ho noahs ark, me thinks it was based off of it.

Parsat's point was that it says stuff in bible that people thought were completely wrong back then but we now know that it is true.

http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/myths/qt/101807Deucalion.htm

there is the link to the greek version of Noah's ark. Some of Greek mythology has connection with stories from the bible.

http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/myths/qt/101807Deucalion.htm

Ya thats the one, there are several greek mythology stories that are similar to the bible stories.

I agree with Kirby . . .Those were the last remaining people and animals on earth. He of course would want to save them.

it is mathematically an physically impossible to have held two of every animal on earth along with enough food for all the animals and his family to live off of for 370 days

The Noah story is supernatural, God can do anything and he will save and let die those whom he chooses. There should be no question "Why" or "How" God works, he is supernatural, and because we are natural, we will never fully understand.

He is omnipotent and omnipresent. . . .we will never fully understand the way God is. He works in mysterious ways and you are right kirby, we shouldn't question what we don't fully understand. We don't fully understand God, so we shouldn't question Him =D

Amen Kirby!

Well . . .if Noah's Ark is finished, then we will begin on the story of Joseph . . . unless someone else want to do another story from Genesis. Suggestions are welcome if you feel inclined. It is the story of forgiveness and what happens when you are subservient to God's will. I love how even though Joseph's brothers were jealous of him and tried to kill him almost, he was still able to forgive and love them.

Here is a link to the story of Joseph:

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%2038-47;&version=31;

nice job on the story of Moses everyone! =D

I think Joseph's story teaches us forgiveness and that if we follow God that we will live a better life.