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Thread: DOST THOU believe in BIBLICAL chronology?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ascended View Post
    Im not a Christian, but the biblical chronology is, to me, closer to the truth than what I suspect modern science peddles.

    Their whole agenda is to make us seem and feel insignificant, hence why astronomists claim we're "just a pale blue dot" etc. And archaelogists and paleontologists are low level deceivers, not to the scale of astronomers but deceivers none the less...hominids etc. are mostly hoaxes.

    All of this will unravel within our lifetime, but idk, maybe a 'greater deception' will replace it. In the end, it doesnt even matter. As long as you acknowledge no way can all of this be due to some 'accident' and admire and be in awe and humbled by your existence.
    Interesting viewpoint. Do you believe the literal account of Adam's creation?

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    I'm not religious either (although I was brought up by a "Jewish" father), but Biblical history, as it can be applied to the history of the world, has become somewhat of a recent interest of mine.

    The possibility that giants once roamed the world seems oddly appealing. The Bible honestly reads better than any fantasy novel I've ever encountered. Hope that doesn't come across as offensive.



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    Quote Originally Posted by barnumandbailey View Post
    The possibility that giants once roamed the world seems oddly appealing.
    Are they all fictional? https://www.google.com/search?q=the+...9LhBv620aNNxYM

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rethel View Post
    I’d venture to say that there’s a distinction between “gigantism” as a recognized medical condition, and gigantism as referenced throughout the Bible. Besides, didn’t Wadlow pass away at an early age?

    If I recall correctly, those afflicted with gigantism have relatively short lifespans. Whether or not there’s Biblical implications to be derived from this is another story altogether, in my opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barnumandbailey View Post
    I’d venture to say that there’s a distinction between “gigantism” as a recognized medical condition, and gigantism as referenced throughout the Bible. Besides, didn’t Wadlow pass away at an early age?

    If I recall correctly, those afflicted with gigantism have relatively short lifespans. Whether or not there’s Biblical implications to be derived from this is another story altogether, in my opinion.
    Nilotes also have gigantism?

    I just wanted to show you, that very tall people exist. How they were named it is different story. People 3000 years ago did not know the word gigantism neither did not differenciated between very tall human vs. gigant/ficional gigant. To be a giant it is enaugh to be very tall. 2.5 m people live normaly today even without side effects. And such guy would be called giant through all history until some 100 years ago, when unbelivers emerged wanting to deny even reality for denying the Bible. And could be also that some particular genes were characteristic for some inbred tribe, which could be even higher. Apes were gigantic, so human could be too.

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