Well, one popular account states that they balanced all the books and scrolls they had and the one's that didn't fall off were included. Most likely apocryphal though.SirNitram wrote:If the Bible's infallible, how come the Gospel of Mary and Thomas aren't in there? It's madness, a very deep rooted madness. What baffles the fuck out of me is how they get there in the first place.. The book contradicts itself in places, just as you'd expect if it was a collection of old stories passed down orally and then transcribed.
Just curious. . . . size of other galaxies.
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Frankly, if you're going to believe the entire Earth was flooded up to the peaks of the highest mountains, with water that came out of nowhere and disappeared miraculously, it's not that big a stretch to imagine tiny galaxies. I past the point of marveling at what a YEC will actually believe, save for Dr. Dino, who thinks there are still dinosaurs running around in the Congo jungle.
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