If it was me, I would have built a skyscraper. Much better for the environment. Not to mention closer to Heaven and all that.

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,23:45)It's not a unicorn.  It's a keratin nose.StuartUnicornis.Latin for Unicorn.

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,23:26)Perhaps you could post an example of cave art that depicts Sabre-toothed cats then we could decide if we think it counts as an eyewitness account of humans hunting them.StuartGoogle “Sabre-tooth feasted on man”.Something might pop up.Google is a search engine for the World Wide Web. You just type the question in,…[Read more]

It's a unicorn. No need for bones, a tooth, and a big toe.

Mike, I believe that there is a disinction with God and his Spirit.By his Spirit he can dwell in all and that is the plan, (but currently does not), and as the Father, I personally do not believe that he is contained inside his own creation.The closest we get to see him is when we see Christ seated on his throne. Around that throne and through the…[Read more]

Quote For me to believe that unicorns existed I would need to see the skeleton of an animal that had a single horn composed of bone.  If you can show me genuine evidence of such an animal then I will believe in unicorns.  Tusked animals like the narwhal don't count because tusks are adapted teeth.Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) in K…[Read more]

Thanks Kerwin. I am actually smiling. I find this funny and entertaining even if it is not really productive. Sometimes a laugh is good though.

kerwin, the Book was found in the Dead Sea Scrolls. A number of them, and they confirmed the Book we had as the Book of Enoch was authentic. Of course it is possible that corruption happened before the Dead Sea Scrolls, but that possibility could be with any of the other books and biblical ones too.The Book of Enoch mentions that these sons of God…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,21:49)If the scriptures record the existence of an animal in terms that imply it is well-known enough to make it into an analogy for people to use, for example the strength of the unicorn or the skipping of the unicorn, then it would be a bizarre claim that it was an extinct species of oral legend to which they were…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,22:27)I suppose if you believe in Imaginary Friends that communicate through talking donkeys then inventing strawmen of what other people believe isn't much of a stretch.StuartWhen all else fails, put on the Mockery hat and throw in the word 'strawmen' and 'donkey' and surround it by meaningless words.

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,21:49)Mammoths were still extant at the start of recorded history. Sabre-tooth cats weren't, so perhaps you could supply a reference for that extraordinary claim about eyewitness accounts of hunting them.Oh you poor fellow. You can't even tell a joke when you see one. You shouldn't be so serious. It can lead to stress. I…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,21:39)So you are not claiming that you agree with the contents of the video you posted alongside your comment “This video explains it clearly and has the answer you are looking for”. StuartThis is the bit where my lawyer asks your lawyer to talk about this over lunch. It should be understood that when you post a video or…[Read more]

Regardless if it is a Wild Ox or a Rhino, Stu believes in Unicorns now. The very thing he thought was myth. And I think he is annoyed about it to, but what can he do but just accept it. Poor man.

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 18 2013,20:35)So just to be clear, the animal in the image appearing here is thought by Ken Ham to be a candidate for the unicorn of the KJV, even though that species was completely unknown for all of recorded history up until the start of the 19th Century.Ha ha. Recorded history. Oh yeah, that is the the record of all history of…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 18 2013,20:35)So just to be clear, the animal in the image appearing here is thought by Ken Ham to be a candidate for the unicorn of the KJV, even though that species was completely unknown for all of recorded history up until the start of the 19th Century.  Is that what you are claiming too, t8?StuartYou wish. And I don't have…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,20:31)Logic is a human invention.So is Truth.StuartWasn't it you who posted a video of one of his ape grand kids doing a puzzle.Yet now you are saying that logic is not becoming of this ape because it is a human invention.So according to you, primitive apes became humans and the moment they became humans, they invented…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 19 2013,20:31)Logic is a human invention.So is Truth.StuartThat is illogical Stu.There are things in the Universe that are true and logical that were around long before humans. They didn't become logical when we turned up.

The weird thing I find is that WWW in Hebrew is essentially 666/Vav Vav Vav.I just find that weird and a bit too coincidental. Perhaps the Internet/Web will become something we haven't envisaged yet, like a Matrix. Man may literally plug into it or the real world will be over-layed with a virtual layer providing all kinds of information and tools…[Read more]