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locoace3
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since there really s no topic on whether or not he really exists and created people i decided to make one


start debating... NOW!

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Efan
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Aren't sandbars very narrow?

any size actually.
Supposedly the boat carrying the disciples to which Jesus walked to was a considerable distance from land.

know what a sand bar is?
Efan
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adam and Eve were surely &quotrimitive" in their understanding of many concepts, but they were not "ape-like" or intellectually deficient by any means. Adam and Eve were the most perfect human beings in the history of the world.

I found this on someones link and it made me laugh.a lot.for many reasons.
feel free to argue with me.
Kyouzou
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While sandbars can happen virtually anywhere, it is highly unlikely there world be one that large. In most cases the farther you are from land, the deeper the water is. Depending on how far out, the depth could have been far to great for a sandbar to form.

Efan
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so he,a human walked on water?

checker702
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yes thats true.

Efan
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wouldn't that make him in inhuman?, or part god? he would have to be part something else if he could perform such miracles. maybe he's alien! who knows?

ABarOfSoap
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Sorry for the outdated post, Efan, but yes, Kyouzou summarized what I meant. I don't think a sandbar could have developed far away from shore. Sure, it's possible, but not likely.

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While sandbars can happen virtually anywhere, it is highly unlikely there world be one that large. In most cases the farther you are from land, the deeper the water is. Depending on how far out, the depth could have been far to great for a sandbar to form.


Actually sand bars could go out for over a mile, so it is quite possible.

Info on the matter done in a funny way.
Balls Darvey interviews Jesus
Efan
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THANK YOU! that link was my argument.

Dushiyo
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I believe we haven't evolved (if we ever will) enough to answer that question.

MageGrayWolf
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I believe we haven't evolved (if we ever will) enough to answer that question.


What makes you think that?
BlackVortex
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I believe we haven't evolved (if we ever will) enough to answer that question.


Well we have, but theists think like this, so we can never win:

http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/4633/18181940conventionallogml2.jpg

Or of course pick out little verses from the Bible to support arguments, which never made sense to me, as I don't believe a word in the Bible in the first place so why use it to argue your point xD
Efan
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A logical argument.

wolf1991
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I believe we haven't evolved (if we ever will) enough to answer that question.


If I was slightly more insane I would accept this as a reasonable arguement. Since, however, I am not I demand you give reasons.

Also I enjoy the stick figure comic
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Unfortunately, he could have proven that he did or did not have a baseball. Which is why God should never be compared to a baseball.

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