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Supporting life aboard the ark

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truthlover
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05-05-2003 11:05 PM 		Reply to: Message 3 by Quetzal
05-02-2003 7:25 AM

I know you were just giving a creationist explanation, Quetzal, but the issue was the insect needing the fruit. So neither the insect nor the tree was on the ark; I can understand the insect being on a floating vegetation mat, but was the tree alive and growing on a floating vegetation mat? Maybe that would explain how the dove got an olive branch so fast after the waters receded!
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05-06-2003 8:22 PM 		Reply to: Message 15 by Mangetout
05-06-2003 5:49 AM

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Really, I think the floating mat hypothesis has no merit whatever
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For some reason this really tickled my funny bone. I think it was the understatement, after you were putting the finishing touches on an idea that didn't have a chance of surviving, anyway. It still makes me chuckle.
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