We have 50 cubic miles of earth eroded within 3 days. It eroded hundreds of feet of rock all the way down to the Columbia River Basalt Group. So, here is the problem. How could water (even if it was moving at 45 miles per hour) erode solid rock hundreds of feet thick within 3 …
Let me go a little bit into what the flood did… More than one hundred years ago, geologists began to ponder the landforms in eastern Washington State. They noticed that the land surface is essentially flat and underlain by thick and extensive basalt flows, with only a thin soil cover. They called this area a …
Let’s take a look at the ice dam hypothesis. Sometimes a glacier flows down a valley to a confluence where the other branch carries an unfrozen river. The glacier blocks the river, which backs up into a lake, which eventually overflows or undermines the ice dam, suddenly releasing the impounded water. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_dam A glacier created …
https://hugefloods.com/Scablands.html “It was the biggest flood in the world for which there is geological evidence,” writes Norman Maclean in A River Runs Through It, referring to the catastrophic deluge that tore through the Pacific Northwest every time Glacial Lake Missoula’s ice dam gave way. “t was so vast a geological event that the mind of …
Practically everyone believes that they are good people. But, we often give ourselves more credit than we deserve. We can enter a class and think we know everything about that subject and think, “I don’t need to attend the lectures. I don’t need to study. I know it all.” But, what determines what you know …
Exhibit 8: Dehumanization The start of much evil is when we dehumanize another person. When we believe another is less of a person than another, or not even a person, then we start the path towards mistreatment. Dehumanization or an act thereof can describe as the denial of full humanness to others, and the cruelty …
Exhibit 7: Sonderkommando In the Nazi concentration camps, we wonder what evil people can lead the Jews to the gas chambers, force them to undress publicly, lie to them that they are going into the showers, pull out the gold in their teeth after they are dead, cut their hair to be sold, carry the …
Danmark wrote: How do you define “normal, ordinary people?” Most of the people that you see in the airport, in the mall, at the workplace, in your neighborhood, in church, in sports arenas, in concert halls, etc. They are the everyday people that we encounter and interact with. Evil is not limited to a subgroup …
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Mithrae wrote: And those burning witches and torturing heretics were regular, normal Christians. Completely agree. I do not discount Christians from being able to commit evil. They can even use the Bible to justify their actions. So, what is the correct way to interpret the Bible? This is quite complicated, but I’ll just suffice it …
Exhibit 6: Child sex abuse Related to sex trafficking is child sex abuse. This ranks among the vilest of sins committed by society. Even in prison, the inmates consider child molesters worthy of death and often take the matter into their own hands. Though prison officials in some Northeastern states question the idea of an …