Comments on: New Theories of Noah’s Ark

By: The Wanderer

The Wanderer — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:06:03 +0000

OK History Punk. How exactly did Yahweh make this go down? Last time I checked my Bible and read the biblical mythologists such as “Dr.” Kent Hovind, DarkMatter2525 has got to be pretty close to how it would have happened, if it wasn’t just a freaking Bronze Age myth.

“Now go **** your sister” LOL!

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By: wrpd

wrpd — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:24:33 +0000

There are a few points about the exodus story that I find interesting. Yahweh tells the hebrews to tell the Pharoah that they just want to go into the desert to offer sacrifice but they’ll be right back (pinky swear!). Then he tells them that they should “borrow” valuable jewelry from the Egyptians, promising to return it the next day (I don’t remember if this was a pinky swear).
So this yahweh guy, after his whimsical plagues, tells the hebrews to lie and steal. What a god!

By: Larian LeQuella

Larian LeQuella — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:00:30 +0000

@WTFWJD, I have often wondered that myself. This god character is the most incompetent, unimaginative, and bubmling character ever to get that name. It’s like he’s the retarded version of what a god could be. It’s almost as if he were a primitive, iliterate Bronze Age goat herder…

By: WTFWJD

WTFWJD — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:43:46 +0000

Why not just use magic to kill all the bad people?

There is a similar stupidity in Exodus, but an order of magnitude stupider.

Pharoah is mean to the Jews, so God sets a plague on Egypt, punishing the Egyptians and Jews alike, but not Pharoah, who is filthy rich. But Pharoah cannot learn the lesson because God hardens his heart and won’t let him change his mind. So then God sends a second plague, same result. Obviously God is his own worst enemy. This goes on for eight more plagues and nobody has learned a thing. Finally, God softens Pharoah’s heart, allowing him to change his mind and quit being such a meanie.

Ahem. Why not kick Pharoah’s ass, soften his heart, and let him learn?

No, God doesn’t work that way. God engineers into his plan the perfect thing to defeat his plan. That’s how God rolls.

By: NoAstronomer

NoAstronomer — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:42:12 +0000

“There is not a stitch of biblical authority to back up such
an interpretation.”

Since when has that ever stopped anyone anywhere from using the bible to justify what ever it is they want?

By: History Punk

History Punk — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:48:49 +0000

There is not a stitch of biblical authority to back up such an interpretation.

By: The Science Pundit

The Science Pundit — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:16:38 +0000

I liked this video. Of course he's in error about the air being cold and thin; the extra water would push the atmosphere up. But overall, great job! (You should check out his video revealing why Yahweh is a homophobe. It starts out slow, but really gets good.)