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Message 219 of 308 (117215)
06-21-2004 5:08 PM 		Reply to: Message 217 by Steve
06-21-2004 3:44 PM

When will you give me specifics like you are asking of me?
Well, here are a few from this thread you can start with. Try explaining the questions raised in
Message 3
Message 44
Message 46 and
Message 54
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Message 224 of 308 (117306)
06-21-2004 8:51 PM 		Reply to: Message 222 by Steve
06-21-2004 8:43 PM

Re: Actual Examples of Sorting?
steve, I believe there have been as many a 500 floods. Lots of little floods. All over the place.
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Message 251 of 308 (118309)
06-24-2004 1:59 PM 		Reply to: Message 250 by simple
06-24-2004 1:56 PM

Re: Simple reply
Ask The Amazing Randi about Uri Geller.
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Come on. No one believes Geller was anything other than a fraud. He was not even a good magician.
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Message 257 of 308 (118336)
06-24-2004 3:21 PM 		Reply to: Message 244 by Steve
06-24-2004 1:25 PM

Trying to get back onto topic.
The problem is that the Fossil record simply makes the Genisis account impossible.
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If you have ever helped clean up after a flood, what you find is simply a mess.You find big and little critters, samples of anything that was in the way of the flood, all mixed together. If that was what happened, and then everything was buried as the flood subsided you should find a jumble of critters and everything else that was in the way of the flood, all mixed together.
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It would be a very easy thing to spot. It would be all the junk and debry in the world, all compressed into one small band that was found all over the world and that looked the same all over the world. It would be a single small band of chaos between many much larger bands of order.
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It would stand out like a neon sign. It would be impossible to miss.
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But that is not what is seen.
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You do not find dinosaurs and humans in the same layer. You do not find houses mixed in with dinosaurs. You do not find metal tools, finished wood, jewelery, and flowering plants mixed in with Dinosaurs.
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You do find many, many layers. In most layers you do not find grass. In most layers you do not find ferns. In many layers you do not find dinosuars. In some layers you do not find land animals at all.
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But the one thing that you DO find is that none of the layers show the typical signs of a great flood. You find signs of smaller regional floods. You find signs of long term climate change. You find signs of evolution, but no signs of a great flood.
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Message 286 of 308 (118527)
06-25-2004 1:05 AM 		Reply to: Message 284 by simple
06-25-2004 12:57 AM

How do you get the giggles to be selective?
How do you get the Giggle to pick out only a particular set of critters and things, while ignoring all the others?
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In this year of Giggles, how does Giggle number one just get the marine creatures, but not all marine creatures, only a small subset?
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How do you get the next Giggle to get the marine dinosaurs but not the marine mammals?
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Message 291 of 308 (118551)
06-25-2004 1:52 AM 		Reply to: Message 289 by simple
06-25-2004 1:40 AM

Re: How do you get the giggles to be selective?
If you look at the examples I gave, they were all Marine species. So if a wave is going through the water it should get everything. So back to my question...
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How did the giggle get just the marine dinosaurs and not the marine mammals?
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06-25-2004 2:05 AM 		Reply to: Message 293 by simple
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Re: How do you get the giggles to be selective?
How did it get just the marine dinos and not any of the marine mammals?
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