Not everything in the Bible is true...

[CLAVEL3699]

That webpage you quoted is based upon the works of a man who is not even a scientist but a self-styled Indiana Jones. His "claims" about the Ark are disputed by archaelogical experts. If the Ark he found was indeed authentic, it should have been in a museum now. But even the Turkish government is just promoting it simply to attract tourism just like the Loch Ness monster in UK and Area 51 in the U.S.

how can u dig something na hindi na pwede galawin once ginalaw wala na.

Can u dig up and post here the articles na sinasabi mo archaelogist disputed the findings.

Yan ang hoax kung wala ka mapakita.

[niky]

how can u dig something na hindi na pwede galawin once ginalaw wala na.

Can u dig up and post here the articles na sinasabi mo archaelogist disputed the findings.

Yan ang hoax kung wala ka mapakita.

http://skepdic.com/noahsark.html

There are legends of great floods in other ancient cultures and religions, but obviously, their heroes aren't Jewish. Some crackpots say that this is a sign that there was a global flood. Other, saner, researchers point out that it probably pertains to a local event or local periodic flooding.

Oo nga bro. It is quite interesting for me that Jesus Christ never placed so much importance in belonging to a certain religious institution (laging pa nga siyang galit sa mga Pharisees and those supposedly religious people & calling them white washed tombs, white and clean on the outside, bulok on the inside). Turo niya lang... to love God above all else and to love your fellowmen as yourself

Sarap weekend na naman. Haay!

EXACTLY. The Bible is merely an institution. Do the words of a thousand hoary, half drunk or half insane prophets matter to us in the modern world? Christ argued against the fanatically literal interpretation of Moses' law by the Pharisees.

Heck, Jesus Christ managed to overturn some of the harsher laws written in the Bible itself during his time. Remember, he prevented the stoning of an adulteress by deftly arguing against ancient semitic law.

He espoused good relations with Gentiles. He broke the law pertaining to work on the Sabbath. He declared his support for the separation of Church and State ("Give unto Caesar what is Caesar's"). Is it so hard to follow his philosophy and separate religion from history and historical accounts from the Christian religion?

Christ was a revisionist, not a fundamentalist. He did not write Genesis or Revelations. He did not bother with the finer points of dogmatic theology. Instead, he focused on the human aspect of religion.

Christian fundamentalists so often trap themselves in the labrynthine depths of religious writing, arguing and squabbling over the writings of obscure prophets. This isn't what Christ wanted Christianity to be. Christ himself did not write the Bible or collate it. It was men many centuries before and many decades after him who wrote it, and men many centuries hence who collected the writings into one volume. How hard is it to believe that some of it just doesn't belong?

I cannot help but think that he would approve of the pruning of the Bible, to make it more relevant to the human condition.

[CoDer]

I cannot help but think that he would approve of the pruning of the Bible, to make it more relevant to the human condition.

[DoctorDoom]

how can u dig something na hindi na pwede galawin once ginalaw wala na.

Can u dig up and post here the articles na sinasabi mo archaelogist disputed the findings.

Yan ang hoax kung wala ka mapakita.

Google it, mate. It's everywhere. Like i said earlier, this so-called Ark site in Turkey has attracted more tourists than scientists or even Christian leaders. It's good business for Turkey.

[CLAVEL3699]

Google it, mate. It's everywhere. Like i said earlier, this so-called Ark site in Turkey has attracted more tourists than scientists or even Christian leaders. It's good business for Turkey.

can you google it for us. mate.

Its easy for you 'coz you said its everywhere.

[BlueBimmer]

hmm nilalangaw ata popcorn ko :D

[BoEinG_747]

hmm nilalangaw ata popcorn ko :D

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bro BB dumadami na poster dito ..
nilalangaw pa din Popcorn mo samahan mo kasi ng coke or pepsi

[empy]

food for thought, to paraphrase niky:

the Bible is God's word interpreted by man. man is an imperfect being.

hmm nilalangaw ata popcorn ko :D

BBQ flavor kasi eh...i hate BBQ flavored popcorn

[CoDer]

the Bible is God's word interpreted by man. man is an imperfect being.

Eto ang malinaw.

[boybi]

the Bible is God's word interpreted by man. man is an imperfect being.

[niky]

food for thought, to paraphrase niky:

the Bible is God's word interpreted by man. man is an imperfect being.

Ah... thanks... :lol: ...that's exactly what I wanted to say.

For me, I'm an on-again, off-again Christian. On when I think of Christ, his works and words... Off when I think of what millions of people over the centuries have done with it.

Kaya nga, Christ is the only source that matters. Not the prophets, nor the kings, nor the imperfect and balimbing apostles who profitted from his death.

Isa ngang radical si Kristo. He tore down the old institutions of religion... to make it more right and just for the people. That's why I loved Pope John Paul II, even if he stood for some things I didn't like, he attempted to tear down the fossilized old strictures of the Catholic Church (as part of Vatican II) to make it more relevant to the world today.

Are we going to let the works of good men go to waste, simply in our blind worship of a book? Akala ko, Christian tayo, hindi Biblian?

Sige... I'm going out to buy more popcorn...

[scarab]

hmm nilalangaw ata popcorn ko :D

....try "holy kettle corn", sarap nun bro.

[GasJunkie]

Bimmer white cheddar and an ice tea....




*Stealth mode* on

[delprado]

Opps.. sandali lang, verified report ba to? .. I'm doubting kung talagang Vatican ang nagpalabas nyan. Logically kasi kung totoong sinabi nung Catholic Church parang sinabi na rin nila na mali ang itinuro nila sa tao since na nagsimula ang christianity.

opinion ko lang po.

[BlueBimmer]

hmm a decaying ship or something would certainly be destroyed if forcefully dugged and lifted out of its place it stayed for hundreds of years?

[DoctorDoom]

hmm a decaying ship or something would certainly be destroyed if forcefully dugged and lifted out of its place it stayed for hundreds of years?

Well, you can leave that to the experts. They've dug up Pompeii before. If this "Ark" was such a significant "authentic" artifact that will solve a lot of religious riddles, then great expeditions of recognized scientific experts would have spent significant amount of time and resources on Mt. Ararat that will rival the expeditions spent on Egypt's Valley Of The Kings.

However, the most significant manuscript of this Ararat expedition merely came from a "self-confessed" Indiana Jones guy whose credibility as an expert artifact analyst is even dubious.

[CLAVEL3699]

lalo na kahoy lang gawa eto.

[ihateyouandme]

this will go over 10 pages. I am watching. butter flavor popcorn please.thanks

[BlueBimmer]

para di mahirapan fellow posters, lets post some articles/reference to back up our statements.

[BlueBimmer]

hehe napa-popcorn tuloy ako kanina, cheese hehe