dehammer wrote:
"what good would it do to teach mankind something they were not ready to learn."
In the middle ages in Europe people figured out how to put mouldy bread on open wounds to prevent infection. They didn't know about bacteria. They didn't know about penicillin mold. But they weren't so ignorant they couldn't use what they were taught.
Are you really going to claim that humans in the first century were too stupid to let bread get mouldy and put it on open wounds?
Perhaps you are?
Which leads to the proposition that the god that created them created them too stupid to learn anything until science, presumably atheist science, came along.
You remind me of a great quote:
"Truth often suffers more by the heat of its defenders, than from the arguments of it opposers.
~ William Penn - Fruits of Solitude
Your defense does more damage to your cause than would agreeing with me.
BTW:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warlock Try education.
