According to Ray Comfort it is. But then again that guy is for molesting kids so

Why doesn't the Bible teach us how to make pants?
It teaches how not to make them.

Why doesn't the Bible teach us how to make pants?
But it does.
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meant for us to accentuate our bulging sex organs
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Well, that may be what the OP is arguing.
In addition to the Bible making it clear that exoplanets won't really be places we could live if God destroys the planet, it should have at a minimum warned us that pants were invented by Satan and meant for us to accentuate our bulging sex organs in opposition to God's clear hatred of sex.
If I were you, I'd wanna be me too.

Maybe pants are demonic and we shouldn't be wearing them?

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They should have known we would wear pants.
If I were you, I'd wanna be me too.

Because they were all wearing robes back then.

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Why doesn't the Bible teach us how to make pants?
If I were you, I'd wanna be me too.

The Bible purportedly describes the creation of everything and how we ought to relate to it
Nowhere in the the Bible does it say that
You may want to check your edition. It seems the first few chapters are missing.
The Bible is merely a collection of their notes that can be helpful to test the continuity of their prophesies.
So the Bible does not describe how we ought to relate to the world? Thanks. That will sure save a lot of time for many who seek moral guidance therein.
I'm well aware that railing does no good
kurt2000

The Bible purportedly describes the creation of everything and how we ought to relate to it
Nowhere in the the Bible does it say that. God sends his word to his people through prophets. It does say that in the Bible. The Bible is merely a collection of their notes that can be helpful to test the continuity of their prophesies.
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Matthew 15:14

The Bible purportedly describes the creation of everything and how we ought to relate to it and the Creator. Moby Dick, (among other things) is an account of one man's obsession with a particular creature and how he relates to it. That might explain it.
I'm well aware that railing does no good
kurt2000

For the same reason they're not in Moby Dick?

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Why aren't there dinosaurs in Moby Dick?
Or, why aren't there dinosaurs in the Bible?

Why aren't there dinosaurs in Moby Dick?
Dinosaurs died and Moby Dick is about the inevitability of death, at least that's what English professors say.

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often times fiction does not blend well with fact.
Stephen

This is exactly the same as asking why the Bible doesn't teach us how to make the perfect burrito.
Burritos aren't allowed, per Deuteronomy 14:21d, Exodus 23:19b, and 34:26b.
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This is exactly the same as asking why the Bible doesn't teach us how to make the perfect burrito.
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"O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of
science
falsely so called: Which some professing have erred concerning the faith." (1 Tim.6:20, 21a.)
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Genesis 30:37-40 is not even trying to be scientific at all!
In which purpose it succeeds, admirably LOL. But it does, however, precisely describe a purported process for animal breeding and husbandry - even though one which is ludicrously unlikely. One wonders why the participants were told to go through the rigmarole when God could just have worked the intended miracle notwithstanding after prayer, say. Or one wonders why God did not see fit to advise his followers to follow the way animal husbandry actually works, albeit speeded up by the Almighty, rather than mess about with stripped bark and the likes. Interestingly, I seem to remember just a few verse later there is a practical version of animal breeding which pops up - perhaps the work of another author, and certainly one which would have made much more sense to those actually involved with real livestock care.
God wants us to have faith in Him
If there is evidence no one talks of faith.
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kurt2000

Lol! You've got a good sense of humor!
BTW, I make pretty good burritos. And I didn't learn it from the Bible, either.
My wife says I'm a talented chef. That's not a good thing, cuz now she wants
me
to cook!
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OK, I admit it. I'm lying.
Curse my honest nature!
I have never made the perfect burrito. I have never had the pleasure of working at Taco Bell. I only wrote that to get the slightest of giggles.
In truth, my burritos always turn into big messy soft tacos.
If only the Bible had a chapter devoted to it.
If I were you, I'd wanna be me too.

There's enough in the Scriptures accurate knowledge to give us a foundation on which to build our faith
That's the thing.
Even if the Bible doesn't provide enough for all the science lovers on the board (Which there's no way it could unless you specifically hate science and never want it uttered in your presence), it doesn't interfere with science. We can learn as much science as we want to just like we can learn everything else the Bible doesn't care about.
That's how I learned to make the perfect burrito. I branched out and started working at Taco Bell!
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Genesis 30:37-40 is not even trying to be scientific at all! Whenever worshippers of Jehovah were wanting His blessing, they
usually took action
to demonstrate their faith.that's all it was.
God wants us to have faith in Him. There's enough in the Scriptures accurate knowledge to give us a foundation on which to build our faith, such as what you mentioned on being clean and quarantining the sick, Job 26:7, Isaiah 40:22, etc. But If the Bible gave us
water-tight
evidence,
where there could be no doubt
of its inspiration such as mentioning atoms, or germs, or DNA where would the need for faith be?
That's why what it tells us at Hebrews 4:12, that "the Word of God..is able to discern thoughts and intentions of the heart", is so truthful; a person reveals his attitude toward the Scriptures when he reads it, whether he has a positive view in accepting it, or a negative view by disregarding it.
As for myself, like many others, I've reaped the benefits it provides, in living by its standards.
I hope one day, you'll experience the same. That everyone will.
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