God destroyed the earth was: Re: Noah's ark

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Calvin Snow wrote:

> 

> <snip some excellent stuff to get to:>

> 

> >TERRY

> >I fly in the face of my fellow creationist all the time, so that is

> >nothing new.  I simply pointed out to you what the other verses said "dry

> >land.  You cannot single out one or two scriptures and take them out of

> >context with all the rest.   The reason God destroyed the earth according

> >to the Bible was because of man wickedness, therefore it would not have

> >been necessary to destroy all the animals in the sea.

> >

> >

> >

> Calvin -

>  - I am so slow, I am embarrassed. Thanks for making me look at this again. Now

> I am realizing that gods' (genocide, ethnic cleansing, moral purification)

> failed. People are still wicked.

> 

 Dave G.
And shouldn't an omniscient god have foreseen this failure?  Free will
is
irrelevant to a god who knows all.  God should have foreseen this
failure 
and produced Jesus in a more timely manner to set things straight.

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