Yes I do .
https://answersingenesis.org/tower-of-babel/where-in-the-world-is-the-tower-of-babel/
This site shows that there was an actual tower of babel .
What does God want?
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Yes I do .
https://answersingenesis.org/tower-of-babel/where-in-the-world-is-the-tower-of-babel/
This site shows that there was an actual tower of babel .
DaveC426913
Valued Senior Member
Again, you waste time and photons by not being willing - or able - to follow the conversation.
No one has said the tower itself doesn't exist.
Sure.
God is not interested in mere obedience. He has no need to pull gameplays from the book of some mundane despotic leader.
But god is despotic . Hence obedience is his demand .
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God is the model for despotic leaders.
There is nothing mere about total obedience.
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Then it begs the question why despotic leaders tend to demand total obedience and God does not.
My apologies.
I thought you knew who you were talking about.
Right back at you
The same one you are ... or at least I thought that was the case until it suddenly dawned on you that apparently you have no clue who you are talking about
Right back at you x2
Neither do you.
Yeah, do you also believe in Santa Claus?!
Oh wait, sorry ... I messed that up. I got the sequence mixed up and responded out of turn.
Just ignore this so we can go back to the regular format of droll, gormless atheistic caricatures of religion.
DaveC426913
Valued Senior Member
Musika, whether or not SiaSL does or does not know what he's talking about - in your opinion - he has asked for clarification of the subject (which God exactly), indicating that may be in contention. He gets to do that.
In good faith, you really should provide an answer, or it ends up being you who is interfering with the flow of the discussion.
In good faith, you really should provide an answer, or it ends up being you who is interfering with the flow of the discussion.
When the religious can't explain, define, or show any evidence whatsoever of their belief, we have no choice but to present what we see as the reality of the situation, that the naturalistic worldview prevails.
Santa Claus is practice for preparing gullible children for an even more damaging lie, that faith itself is a virtue.
