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I am a believer, but I believe that Biblical literalism and inerrancy has proven to be a massive turn-off not only to thinking believers, but also the general population as well.

As more and more “Bible-based” pseudo-science replaces even half-adequate science education in red-states, American scientific education risks becoming a planet-wide laughing stock and America’s technological lead will go down the crapper, lost to countries with school curricula unencumbered with sectarian (cattle manure).

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..using modern powered equipment to bulid the fake "ark" in Kentucky.

Yet we're supposed to believe Noah and some of his kids did it in a couple of months.

Yeah, right. 100% believable.

But I've never read or listened to anything he's said. I didn't need to do it to know that the flood is nonsense, because entire libraries negate the claim of the flood.