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6 comments:
I wonder why Noah didn't kill off those fleas, mosquitoes, etc., when he had the chance. ;)
does anybody here seriously believe any of the noah's ark story? just curious. :)
That is like asking if anyone believes the bible...and I would have to say YES! It is a very important story with a lot of profound symbolism. I think about it every time I see a rainbow actually.
Do I believe that the whole world was covered with water? Probably not. Did this story happen in Noah's small portion of the world? I don't have any reason to doubt it. Either way it doesn't matter to me. The story carries many important messages for us today.
because skunks are cuter than dinosaurs and skunks can't crush a house.
duh.
Cute cartoon!!
And yes, I DO believe the story of Noah's ark and that the world was in a deluge. Many dissimilar cultures worldwide speak of a deluge that covered the earth.
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