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In reply to the discussion: Let's see how this works: The First Part of Genesis Is a Metaphor for Childbirth [View all]guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)49. No, you called "bullshit" on a well known position on water as Biblical metaphor.
So what does that response make you, if not the self-appointed definer?
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Let's see how this works: The First Part of Genesis Is a Metaphor for Childbirth [View all]
MineralMan
Dec 2018
OP
Kinda rich coming from the one who without basis calls non-believers here "intolerant"
Major Nikon
Dec 2018
#46
No, you called "bullshit" on a well known position on water as Biblical metaphor.
guillaumeb
Dec 2018
#49
Sure, just like everyone who calls bullshit on invisible sky daddies is a "believer"
Major Nikon
Dec 2018
#50
So if a non-theist attempts to be "THE DEFINER" I should overlook the attempt? eom
guillaumeb
Dec 2018
#58
So the authors of Genesis knew about the Big Bang thousands of years before Georges Lemaitre?
Act_of_Reparation
Dec 2018
#39
And you are free to"call bullshit", just as we are free to interpret that call
guillaumeb
Dec 2018
#24
Credibility speaks for itself when an "interpretation" is obvious strawman bullshit
Major Nikon
Dec 2018
#25
Ah yes, the fully predictable rework of the tired old "I'm rubber, you're glue" cliche
Major Nikon
Dec 2018
#33
My literature classes taught me that metaphors did not have infinite meaning
marylandblue
Dec 2018
#40
I was raised Roman Catholic, which means I was never encouraged to read the Bible.
PoindexterOglethorpe
Dec 2018
#29
Imagine the worst immorality. There's probably a reference condoning it in the bible
Major Nikon
Dec 2018
#37