It doesn’t have to make sense, in fact, the less sense it makes, the better, as it just tests your faith more.
Believing something because of evidence or logic is not a demonstration of faith. The faithful believe it happened, not because of evidence, but because they were told it did and that they should be faithful to their teachings
The Flood is probably the most absurd/comical aspect of Christianity to me. It just doesn’t work on so many demonstrable levels.
It’s impossible on an engineering level.
It’s impossible on an archaeological level.
It’s impossible on a natural level.
It is completely impossible.
Sounds like a lack of faith to me.
It doesn’t have to make sense, in fact, the less sense it makes, the better, as it just tests your faith more.
Believing something because of evidence or logic is not a demonstration of faith. The faithful believe it happened, not because of evidence, but because they were told it did and that they should be faithful to their teachings
Mac? Is that you?