The Tower of Babel

[possibletarian]

*emphasis mine*

First of all whatever laws you think need to apply are irrelevant when a supernatural being that can speak matter into existence (something science says is impossible) is introduced.

One minute you are trying to explain why plants had light before the sun, the next saying that none of that matters anyway. If you are going to believe that no laws we know of apply, then why try explain them away at all ? Why not simply stay true to the text.?

We all know it is impossible for a human being to survive without a brain, heart, or lungs, yet at the beginning of YOUR creation those things did not exist, they were formed LATER, something else sustained you until those things were put in place.

By 'Your' you mean established scientific fact, of course they were formed later no one is claiming that humans existed before they evolved lungs.

Humans need to breathe. If you had zero clue about how a human being came to exist (like you do about the universe),

That's why we say 'we don't know' we don't refer to unprovable magical beings and deities.

I'd suspect stating that you took you first breaths nine months after you were formed would sound just as impossible.

You do take your first breath nine months after but you still use oxygen throughout, only the method of gaining it changes, and no it's stupid t say it's impossible when we can (unlike your god) observe and prove it every day.

You are relying more and more heavily on pulling either the silence of the bible or quotes out of the Bible from different places in utter desperation to make things fit

I'm simply letting the bible interpret itself.

How does anything interpret itself ?

Therefore you can't accuse me of making anything, up. Anything explanation given can be found directly in the bible.

Oh it is explained in the bible, it's just that with more modern knowledge of our universe it just simply does not match with what we can show to be true.
Put simply the bible is wrong about the formation of the earth, and the timespan of humans on this planet. It really is ridiculous to use it as reliable in any way.
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