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08-15-2006, 10:45 AM | #11 | |
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The number of 90 generations is perhaps linked to the genealogies going from Adam to Noah, and Noah to Methuselah. As I am not a religious man, I cannot say if this is an important element of faith. In fact, I don't think so. |
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Roger, are you saying that Fundamentalist Christians (ie. "Fundies") do not believe in a literal Tower of Babel story? This is really what is being asked. |
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Roger is calling himself the "most fundamentalist" Christian on this forum, whcih seems calculated to avoid the question of whether he is 100% fundamentalist.
True Fundamentalists (tm) who believe in creation 6,000 years ago would have no trouble believing in the tower of Babel. |
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I merely sought to highlight that I felt that the whole approach was a strawman. No doubt there are people who have been pushed into believing that strawman, but as I said... All the best, Roger Pearse |
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