wardog25 writes:
I think your real problem is that you want a very specific answer for something that was not given as specific.
That is indeed the problem
What if I decided that I wasn't going to believe in Aristotle until I knew his shoe size and eye color?
What does this have to do with anything? The reason we want to know what kind means is so we can see if all kinds could've fit on the ark.
From all the posts on here, you can see there is definitely a broad definition for "kind". Can you ever reduce it down so much that we could classify every living thing according to that system? Of course not. Not enough information is given.
Which is the problem if you want to say the flood story is true.
So why is this so troubling? There are many things about history that we just can't know. If you can give me Julius Caesar's exact weight when he was 12 years old, I'll give you an exact definition of "kind".
What's troubling is the fact that people keep claiming the flood story is true, yet when asked for evidence can produce NONE.
Oh, and Caesar's weight when he was twelve was 35,67 Kg.
Edited by Huntard, : Changed the weight a bit, this one's correct though!
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