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Message 38 of 144 (427938)
10-13-2007 5:03 PM

Reply to: Message 16 by sidelined
10-06-2007 2:36 PM

Re- rain necessary for river

Since a river is dependent upon rainfall in order to exist

Florida a state in the US has a beautiful river just outside of Ocala that does not require rain to exist. It is called the Silver River and has its beginning with a beautiful spring.

Silver Springs State Park – World Famous Glass Bottom Boats

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Message 46 of 144 (507460)
05-05-2009 9:51 AM

Reply to: Message 41 by RAZD
05-04-2009 8:23 PM

Re: bump for creationist contribution

Hi RAZD,

RAZD writes:

Can any creationists support this concept?

Short answer, "no".

Long answer, "no".

Is it possible with God?

Yes.

Was it necessary for the volume of water necessary to cover the land mass?

No.

There is more than enough water present today to cover the land mass.

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Message 48 of 144 (507487)
05-05-2009 2:32 PM

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05-05-2009 1:50 PM

Re: bump for creationist contribution

Hi Huntard,

Huntard writes:

No there isn't, it would be covered otherwise.

Maybe you are right and science is wrong, I don't know.

But I understand from what I have read that if the hard crust of the earth was smooth all land would be covered by 2 miles of water.

Here is just one such statement.

The earth is believed to be a cooling and contracting body. With a reduction in size the outer crust becomes wrinkled. The crests of these wrinkles protrude above the water, which fills the troughs. Without altering the relative positions of the exposed land masses and the oceanic basins, a comparatively slight increase in the depth of the latter would cause more land to be uncovered. Or were the bed of the ocean to be raised slightly, the sea would flow over the coast regions and accessible low-lying valleys. Were the solid crust uniformly smooth, it would be completely drowned by a continuous sea about two miles in depth.

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