Wow! Professor Coleman explains the story of Noah and the flood! If you got doubts, watch this!

Professor Coleman breakdown the story of Noah and the flood, the theory of evolution, and shares why you can trust the Word of God. This is a powerful interview!
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(Anil Kanda interviews Major Coleman)

[@arcguardian]

Doesn't answers in Genesis have a life size replica, making the one in this video not the biggest in the world.

[@anilkanda611]

Yup that’s true

[@charles0rey]

He said largest “scale model” not life sized model.

[@plainsman]

There was never a global flood (and copious geological evidence disproves any such thing) and consequently no ark. The Genesis Flood story contains many literary clues that its writers (and original audience) were not intending to narrate an actual series of events. The story employs the literary device known as hyperbole throughout, describing a massive ark which holds representatives of “every living creature on Earth”, and a flood which flows over the tops of the highest mountains in the world. These are not meant to challenge readers to figure out the practicality of such descriptions, but rather they are important clues that we are dealing with a theological story rather than ancient journalism. As for the often cited Ron Wyatt, he was a huckster who hustled businessmen and television producers who invested money into Wyatt Archaeological Research for film rights. There were many thousands of dollars invested in WAR and none of those who invested this money ever saw a shred of actual empirical scientific evidence substantiating Wyatt's claims. Where is a genuine professional laboratory report on the blood sample analysis of what Wyatt claimed was the blood of Jesus Christ? Where is the Ark of the Covenant? Which museum is housing the ancient chariot wheels he claimed to have been from the Red Sea Crossing? There is no empirical evidence because Wyatt's videos were a fraud. Additionally, a major warning sign of pseudo-archaeology includes discoveries pitched directly to the media. The pseudo-archaeologist knows his or her claim will not stand up to scrutiny by actual archaeologists, nor will their dubious "data" ever be able to pass the rigorous peer review required for publication in an independent science journal, so it gets pitched directly to the media.

[@anilkanda611]

Except Jesus believe the global flood story.

[@JamesRichardWiley]

A hijacked Sumerian story about a farmer saving his animals from a local flood.

[@CLIFFWaweru-od4qx]

BELIEVERS NON BELIEVERS THEY WILL COME TO KNOW THE TRUTH 😅

[@CLIFFWaweru-od4qx]

I BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST 🙏🙏

[@arcguardian]

​@@anilkanda611amen. Lots of indicators in the account that describe a global flood rather than local.