Nobody reads science books metaphorically!

[Godscreated]

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 Yep, but serpent wasn't mentioned it was serpents, big difference especially since this one was most likely one of a kind. I asked you earlier why you bothered answering others post, this is a good reason not to, you do not read them closely, it is a fault of yours.

  GC

The number of dragons in the story goes up with every re-telling.  Wheres that Beowulf thread again.......... 

 Seems only one has ever be shown.

GC

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 Yep, but serpent wasn't mentioned it was serpents, big difference especially since this one was most likely one of a kind

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Oh of course you're right. That makes it so much more plausible all of a sudden. It was only one talking serpent rather than many of them. Much like there was only one talking donkey. But no doubt you'll say that it was because it was given the power of speech by a god so it's an exception. That makes it so much more plausible, especially when you have to consider what would be required to make that happen.

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It's still all fairy tales that you believe genuinely happened. You really have no idea how the world works.

Hint: Magic doesn't exist.

 The point I'm making is the one who claimed things about what the scriptures said has no idea what they say, he/she is ignorant about the scriptures, having no idea other than to repeat what others have said. God didn't have to change the donkey, He himself could have been speaking through the donkey. Whether He changed the donkey or spoke through it the words were His regardless. By the way God created the universe and all in it in six days, it would not have been a strain to change the donkey in seconds. You're right there is no magic, unless you want to consider the story of evolution, God's powers are real and his power and magic have nothing in common.

GC