Originally posted by Hanslune
Hans: But note your error C, there were NO facts to support this idea, it was purely one of belief and contra to facts that became known later. It’s
a poor example of what I think you were trying to make. It was never a 'fact' just a contra factual idea.
Yes, you're right, it was just an idea accepted to be true, but you get the idea.
Hans: So you think all the data on sedimentation and geology, archaeology, palynology, pollen etc etc, will individually be proven wrong? That
is a body of knowledge around 150 years old and constantly verified by tens of thousands of people…that’s gonna be a tough one.
You are making assumptions again. Why do you put words in my mouth? But since you bring it up I will keep an open mind about it: perhaps they will,
perhaps they won't, who knows what the future holds?
Hans: So you actually don’t believe that myths about regional floods means their was a biblical style global flood?
No, I don't believe the myths about the flood/s mean the bible's interpretation of the story is true. However I am still open to the idea of some
kind of worldwide flooding that destroyed lots of people which the myths are probably based off of.
Hans: Sure gardens can exist but what evidence do you have that this Eden existed?
No evidence like I said, since it is just a story we don't even know if it's real or not, but there that place fits all the descriptions that I can
find in the story and I don't see any other place that does, therefore to the best of my knowledge that could very well be the area that was written
about.
My speculative opinion is that its just another biblical mythical story.I cannot prove it doesn’t exist so it’s kinda up to you to prove it
does. I can however prove that there was no biblical global flood. Did you look up what the bible says about the four rivers?
Okay prove there was no biblical global flood, I like learning new things. I did look up what the bible says about the 4 rivers, btw which
translation are you using?