Noah's Ark: The Story That Disproves the Entire Bible

God cannot lie. When his word touches on science and history, it is infallible. These two all or nothing claims are what many Christians (myself included) were raised to believe. Therefore, if after a thorough examination we find just one story to be fallacious, the entire Bible no longer has the right to be referred to as being both inspired and infallible.
In this video I take you through a personal journey of how despite my desperate attempts to vindicate the story as being a factual account in history, I reached the eventual conclusion that it was nothing more than a mythological adaptation.

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[mikemayo]

Noah was a brave man to sail in a wooden boat with two termites.

[infessted]

That's the last time I publish a novel.

[KevinHullinger]

Your first mistake is depending on Jehovah witnesses for your information.

[tomhammer]

As a child I used to make my Sunday School teachers mad when I asked where did the water go after the great flood.

[Jesus_Broski]

When you realise that this guy was a jehovah witness! Poor guy, I hope he’s doing okay and not a complete outcast from his family

[caribbeanman]

1:21 About that talking donkey: You know what's the most incredible aspect of that story for me? It's not the fact that the donkey talked. It's the fact that its rider shows no shock that his donkey is talking but just nonchalantly talks back to it as if talking donkeys are a normal everyday occurrence. The same goes for the talking serpent narrative in Genesis.

[holt]

plus Noah must have stopped off at Australia first and said " alright all weird/freaky and poisonous things get off here, ", lol :)

[saelkey]

The most depressing part of this is that after showing this video to my Christian friend, he said his faith is only strengthened more, knowing god could surpass all of these logical hurdles, because god of course surpasses our knowledge.

[RCohle]

What was Noah thinking when he saved cockroaches.

[HolyMith]

They didn't have children for 400 years because Noah's pull-out game was on point.

[docbailey]

A fat lion walks of the arc, saying “the cruise sucked but I loved the buffet”.

[Knukles_Photography]

I made a TikTok almost a year ago talking about the dietary needs for the animals on the ark and the amount of times I was told that the animals were basically put into a stasis and therefore didn’t need to eat was ridiculous

[DoctaOsiris]

Also, you gotta ask yourself, how is it that other civilisations, like the Egyptians for example, or the Chinese who, btw, had some of the best record keeping known to humankind, didn't notice that they were drowning while still recording the things going on around them especially during a so-called global flood, you'd have thought at least one of them would have noticed something was a bit off 🤭

[michael]

How could anyone not believe in talking donkeys? Haven't they seen Shrek?

[amandam]

My mother was very religious. She used to read revelations to me as a bed time story. I lived a terrified childhood. Anyways, she told me that the people back then had a very blind perspective of the world because they didn't have science, telescopes, spaceships, etc. Their idea of the whole world was probably rather small. She said the whole world probably did not flood, but just a whole region that their small minds perceived as the whole world. The flood extended as far as the people knew to be their entire world. So supposedly Noah just rounded up the animals of the local area and some still were probably missed but existed elsewhere....which is more believable. She described how inaccurate most stories are from back then because of the small mindedness and lack of knowledge the people suffered from. She said you'd have to read between the lines with the Bible because the authors were ignorant.

My poor sweet mother was a strange religious fanatic. She said southern baptists were pagans. Actually everyone but her was a pagan, a witch, or satanic. She had a much more cosmic view of God. That always stuck with me. Changed a bit when cancer got her though.

God answered her prayers many times. I read a prayer of hers that was written before I was born. She asked for a perfect description of me when she wanted a child. Well, she got me. But when the cancer got her, she begged for God to heal her. I read the prayers and they were so sad. All of her talk of reading between the lines didn't change the fact that she brought up God's healing power stories in her prayers. My mother once told me that I would go to hell for listening to the backstreet boys. She was devout and God didn't spare her suffering. Preachers told me that she was just so devout that God wanted her to come home.

[secretweapon]

the Bible is fine as a collection of old stories. But basing your entire life on it is pretty much the same as basing your entire life on the writings of Shakespeare. Yes there will be some good bits of wisdom there, but it doesn't replace history, science, or thinking for yourself.

[DLFfitness]

“One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.”
― Carl Sagan

[swordmonkey]

Moral of the story: Don't point out problems with Bible stories if you want your turtle to live.

[davelangford]

I left the Witnesses when i was 14 and have never turned back. Im really glad to have found this channel, thank you. One of the main things i love about JWs is that they portray jesus as a white guy in their literature!

[killanotterinasecond]

Wait, the idea that they didn't have a child for 480 years is the issue for you? Not the idea that they were, you know, 500 years old...