re: Ole Miss, Auburn and Baylor athletics help justify atheism

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Feel free to generalize, but the majority of Christians don't believe in a young Earth. This post was edited on 5/28 at 12

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Then they would also have to believe that the Bible is flawed and incorrect on major events of history. Like the great flood that wiped out all of humanity save for one man and his family. Never mind that geological and archeological evidence shows absolutely no sign of this ever happening and that from a physics perspective, the amount of water required to flood all land on earth would cause the earths gravity to increase to a standard that would have disrupted the moons orbit, thus either pulling it crashing into the planet or possibly flinging it out of orbit. Let's also not forget that that amount of water would also cause the atmospheric pressure to increase to an point that breathing the air would be impossible. This isn't even getting into the absurdity of the arc and two of every air breathing animal on board.

I could go way into depth on disproving the bible but it's easier to sum it up by simply this, bats are NOT birds.