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As a christian, how did you handle the problems with the Tower of Babel?
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RE: As a christian, how did you handle the problems with the Tower of Babel?
(November 28, 2012 at 11:04 am)Drich Wrote: Big Grin Are you now somehow able to speak for the men and women who died? And are you able to speak for those who watched or heard of the destruction Israel caused in that time?
Yes and No. Yes in that we know that this is a fairy tale, so I can speak for all of the people (which would be none) that this affected. No, because it's difficult to determine what groups of people who never existed thought about an event that never happened...except..of course...for those who believed that it did...and those people seem to be awfully fucking terrified by the lord. You'd be a great example of that.

Quote:We are not talking subsequent generations. We are speaking for those who lived in the time these events happened.
Which would be no one, because these events did not happen.

Quote:Not the God of the bible, their own version of God.
Which is still the god of the bible. Sure, they have their own spin on that god, but so do you. Neither of you can establish anything about this god as a matter-of-fact in the first place. So bitching about others giving this character their spin while you simultaneously give it your own is an empty criticism.
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RE: As a christian, how did you handle the problems with the Tower of Babel? - by The Grand Nudger - November 28, 2012 at 11:11 am

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