by Witness 007 49 Replies latest watchtower bible
Ona side note, IF we all came from a common ancestor in a common area, where did all these very different languages come from?
All the different languages came from the WBT$..
Thier bulidings are too tall..
Many Bethelites are sent to the 4th floor,to instantly learn a new Language..
......................LOL!!...OUTLAW
Outlaw,
Well, that makes sense !
It seems that when that was written, people actually believed you could build a structure that would reach into the "heavens". Of course they didn't have airplanes, so the writer's viewpoint was narrow by today's standards.
Imagine a god so small minded that he would have to confuse them because if he didn't anything was possible for them just as the bible says. If there is a god and this is anything more than just a story, and if we are to believe the bible as his written word, it's obvious man doesn't need god.
we sent people to the moon, and they came back with the same language?
wow, jehoba changes his rules quick
So I wonder what he's going to do about the international space station. It's even higher up. Will he confuse the languages even more?
I doubt it.
W
For me, I opened the Bible and was impressed by the opening account about Jehovah God creating the heavens and the earth - until I got to the bit about the talking snake. I was doing okay until then. I pretty much got my head around God saying, "Let there be light". Hey, who am I to question what a super powerful being can or cannot do. But a talking snake??!
Then I realized: The three major world religions - Judaism, Christianity and Islam - all take as gospel the story about the talking snake. Suddenly, it all made sense: The crazy, magical, death-inviting thought processes that inform these "great" religions.
those races at the international station will communicate with sign language
what about this picture of the tower of babel by breughel?
of which the E U building at strasbourg is a copy
the "unfinished" tower
