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@Zeke_Martins @aigkenham Oh dear cuddly Ken the loving Christian will want you declared a heretic and burned at stake as a witch I am an athiest, but glad to see not all US religious people are fire and brimstone, witch burners... 😁 Well done 👍

@aigkenham I'm a southern Baptist ordained pastor and I support same sex marriage.

There is only one true marriage: a man and a woman.

@bobgull123 @aigkenham Posting facts is not hate Adam was in a gay incestuous relationship with Eve The science is irrefutable Yeah yeah we know.. You are are to declare special pleading for your magic wielding invisible god 🤦 It was all magic... 🤣

@aigkenham All the haters on this post are proving Ken’s point, those that support gay marriages are angry, hateful people!

@aigkenham So why was Adam involved in a homosexual incestuous relationship with Eve, given Eve was made from Adams rib and thus could only have XY chromosomes not XX of a female ❓ The science is irrefutable Yeah yeah you are going to make special pleading for your magic wielding entity

@aigkenham Be quiet you complete and utter lunatic You are a compulsive pathological liar and grifter Plenty of scientists who study evolutionary science are also thiests and religious You are a compulsive liar Skippy fk off back to Aussie

Atheistic evolution is a religion!

@evandi13579b @aigkenham A beautiful simple logic to that 👍

@aigkenham If a young earth is true then they should be able Carbon 14 date it. But they can't because it is not young.

Creation scientists research is back in the news again! Did dinosaurs really die out millions of years ago? Research that challenges the evolutionary interpretation of the fossil record is back in the news cycle again—and that research was done, in part, by creation scientists! Last year, Dr. Lucien Tuinstra, Dr. Brian Thomas, and Dr. Steve Taylor—all of whom are scientists who start with the history in God’s Word as their starting point—were coauthors (along with four other researchers) on a paper in Analytical Chemistry titled “Evidence for Endogenous Collagen in Edmontosaurus Fossil Bone.” The startling (to evolutionists) findings were reported on back in 2025 when the paper came out, but they’re back in the news again—a testimony to just how surprising the findings were in the evolutionary worldview. In a popular science article titled “Paleontology rocked by discovery of organic molecules in 66-million-year-old dinosaur bones,” ScienceDaily reports, “Scientists have uncovered compelling evidence that dinosaur fossils may still contain traces of their original proteins, overturning a long-standing belief that fossilization destroys all organic material. In a remarkably well-preserved Edmontosaurus fossil from South Dakota, researchers detected remnants of collagen — the main protein found in bone — using advanced techniques including mass spectrometry and protein sequencing.” In the evolutionary worldview, this Edmontosaurus (a duck-billed dinosaur) was buried 66 million years ago—and yet “organic molecules” are still present in the bone. Since these molecules decay quickly, it’s very difficult for evolutionists to explain how this collagen can still be there, hence the “fierce debate” in the scientific community with many claiming all the examples of soft tissue finds are contamination. But this new find highlights that soft tissue finds aren’t necessarily contamination: “The new Edmontosaurus analysis stands out because researchers used multiple independent testing methods to examine the same fossil. By combining microscopy, chemical analysis, and protein sequencing, the team aimed to rule out contamination and strengthen the case that the molecules were original to the dinosaur itself.” Yes, evolutionists are very surprised by these results because they conflict with their millions of years worldview. But when we look at dinosaur fossils starting with God’s Word, we have an entirely different perspective: This Edmontosaurus was buried during the global flood of Noah’s day just 4,350 years ago. Soft tissue in fossils has only survived a few thousand years, not the supposed tens of millions of years. It’s a confirmation of the biblical timescale, not of millions of years. This study that’s back in the news again is a great example of how science confirms the Bible—and how creationists can do great science!

@AiG God is gay

God designed masculinity, and his design is good.

@Wood2art @PhysInHistory Not your psychopath of a god Why are you trying to cast magic protection spells from your big book of middle Eastern illiterate goat fker myths ❓ Far away across the field The tolling of the iron bell Calls the faithful to their knees To hear the softly spoken magic spells.

But who brought mystical romance to the stars? Hint: Job 38:4-7 Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding. Who hath laid the measures thereof, if thou knowest? or who hath stretched the line upon it? Whereupon are the foundations thereof fastened? or who laid the corner stone thereof; When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy?

The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of starstuff. - Dr. Carl Sagan

@CacheHeavy @HormuzLetter Why because your a psychopath With a small penis ❓

@HormuzLetter It’s time to blow Iran off the face of the map.

BREAKING: Trump has just cancelled his Trump National Golf Club trip this weekend and officially cancelled attending his son's wedding, citing "circumstances pertaining to Government" and an "important period of time," choosing to remain at the White House for the entire three-day weekend. Tulsi Gabbard has also resigned as Director of National Intelligence.

@GaunP @HormuzLetter @ItsTheEnforcer Wow what psychopath you are...wishing innocent women and children are murdered, you are a perfect example of why Americans are hated in some parts of the world, how about a ground war in Iran and you volunteer to fight... ❓

@HormuzLetter @ItsTheEnforcer Iran wants a nuke really bad. We should just give them one!

@oliverburdick Show me your calculations to support your hypothesis... I wager you are another compulsive pathological lying thiests who lies for jesus and and is a digital begger engagment farming for pocket change Thiests just got to lie

The odds of one man fulfilling 8 prophecies: 1 in 100 quadrillion 48 prophecies: 1 in 10¹⁵⁷ Yet Jesus fulfilled 353 Old Testament prophecies written centuries before his birth. This is not coincidence, this is proof that He is the Messiah.

@gijoe6pack @BeardedPresby @AiG Strange when these apologist bigots get catch out with their lies they delete stuff and run away thinking it makes their lies ago away 😂 In fact it just proves what was being said about them was 100% correct 👇 Creation Apologists are frauds and liars Thiests just got to lie

@BeardedPresby @AiG Nope, just the authors of the Bible determined that. No God is evident in determining anything. Just a bunch of loudmouths doing all the talking.

It’s not up to the government to decide what makes a man or a woman.

@RTB_HRoss Your last ice age nonsense is easily debunked 1. There are no global" Sedimentary layers in the geology 2. Continuity of life genetic and archaeological record shows that humans and animals continued to live in various high-altitude and inland regions. Noah = myth

@PMADDOGMAC The Bible teaches a worldwide flood (2 Peter 2:5), but it refutes a global flood (e.g. Psalm 104:5-9).

Social Media Question of the Week: If Noah’s flood only covered a large region of Earth, couldn’t people simply escape to higher ground? Why would Noah need an ark? Couldn’t he have moved to higher ground before the flood? My Answer: Since the flood occurred during the last ice, the higher ground would have been covered with rapidly melting ice and snow, guaranteeing certain death if anyone tried to go there. Noah and his family could have moved to an uninhabited part of Earth before the flood. However, God had called Noah to be prophet to his contemporaries (Hebrews 11, 2 Peter 2). The building of the ark served as Noah’s pulpit and the ark itself stood as an offer of deliverance for anyone willing to repent. Noah did not abandon his contemporaries. He preached repentance right up until the time of the flood.

@RTB_HRoss Quoting scripture like this is akin to casting protective magic spells which is not a rebuttal to my statement

@RTB_HRoss Your Bible is a collection of culturally appropriated reworked myths and legends especially the OT which are primarly Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian myths

@RTB_HRoss OK so give a date of your alleged Biblical global flood within 500 years is OK with me I wager you will now deflect, posture change the subject, ramble and do everything to avoid answering my question The biblical global flood never happened, Noah is a myth, The Ark a myth

@Kyle99338388 @Son_of_Dogg @RTB_HRoss I am going to challenge your statement and say the Athrahasis version of the myth is closer to the genesis Noah myth than Gilgamesh

@PMADDOGMAC @Son_of_Dogg @RTB_HRoss The one which is most similar to the genesis story is the gilgamesh tablet xi

@Kyle99338388 @Son_of_Dogg @RTB_HRoss But but is it ❓ We could cite the Athrahasis myth which appears on the 1900BCE "Ark tablet" Or the Imago Mundi from c. 750BCE which place the Athrahasis ark on the mountains of Urartu ❓ Gilgamesh mentions Utnapishtim not Athrahasis who is making names in the above

@DjhjSdf90375 @xyphophor @Notaspud_ @Rojimonji @CatManitarMike @Evil_MerlinX @CalmLogical @haprho @jpvanhoy @Mcollsgreens @ianfmusgrave @sly_sparkane @guitardude42 @birp234 @Alvamiga @locky82903378 @GlobeSlay3r @ItsNotFlat603 @CoralBlob @Copernicium1473 @4dots899721 @StopHatingMe88 @GloBAAL_Failure @theSGM78 @truthache68 @Dan_ohhh @Not_yourpilot @AustralisPiper @Marjori88206011 @earthisaglobe @TheMookX @invertedworld9 @DoctorHekell @SheepDogLegend @ItsNux @PolymathPhallus @PewPewPiPi @egolder256 @levelheadzHQ @indio007 Why... Can you give us something more tangible than "trust me bro"

@ianfmusgrave @sly_sparkane @guitardude42 @GroveStudios7 @CalmLogical @CatManitarMike @birp234 @Notaspud_ @jpvanhoy @Alvamiga @locky82903378 @xyphophor @GlobeSlay3r @ItsNotFlat603 @CoralBlob @Copernicium1473 @haprho @4dots899721 @StopHatingMe88 @GloBAAL_Failure @theSGM78 @truthache68 @Dan_ohhh @Evil_MerlinX @Not_yourpilot @AustralisPiper @PMADDOGMAC @Marjori88206011 @earthisaglobe @TheMookX @invertedworld9 @DoctorHekell @SheepDogLegend @ItsNux @PolymathPhallus @PewPewPiPi @egolder256 @levelheadzHQ @indio007 No the morticians say this is not anywhere near normal. They said all of you wouldn’t last 5 years. That’s right around now isn’t it? Did you know that the amount of vaccine the government produced in short order would have taken 30 years to produce running around the clock?

@Son_of_Dogg @RTB_HRoss @grok We can also connect in some of the other OT myths to the Sumerians and Akkadians Adam and Eve = rib myth = Sumerian myth of Nin-ti Eden, forbidden fruit etc = Sumerian myth of Enki and Ninhursag and Dilmum Tower of babal = Enmerkar and the Lord of Aratta

@grok what can you tell us about the end of the last ice age circa 11,000 BC. Was there evidence of a global flood? How much lower were sea levels back then, and how fast would they have risen if a cosmic impact hit the glaciers covering north America? Is there any truth to the stories of Atlantis coming out of Egypt, or the epic of Gilgamesh coming out of Babylon?

@Son_of_Dogg @RTB_HRoss @grok Gilgamesh is an Akkadian myth not a Babylonian myth per se but the Babylonians, Assyrians and Hittites were big fans of Gilgamesh A global flood never happened that is certain so we must look for another source of the myth Hence my suggestion of the local flood at Ur.. 👍