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CK Member (Idle past 4128 days) Posts: 3221 Joined: |
A matter of fact, some of these wheels were tested by credentialed scientist. bis name is Dr. Lennart Moller from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm Sweden. Right and his area of expertise is?
He specializes in studying coral structures and is able to identify whether they were once a chariot wheel. Can he?
Watch is sketches on the video clip---you will see they are truly amazing. Amazing in what sense? Amazing sketches? That is all they all - drawings on a video - they provide nothing.
Also, the "table like structure" is clearly an axel with 2 chariot wheels on either end. Many of these objects that he analyzed under the water tested positive with a metal detector. He is a qualified scientist, whether you want to accept it or not. Em.. as far as I am aware a metal detector detects the presence of metal - that's it.
And even if another qualified archaeologist came in Now THIS is a nice dodge. Dr. Moller is a qualified archaelogist? if not who is the previous one mentioned in this passage? This message has been edited by Charles Knight, 08-12-2004 07:58 PM
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CK Member (Idle past 4128 days) Posts: 3221 Joined: |
I have to side with Jar on this - where are we going?
We have assumption built on assumption, evidence is always "coming soon" but never arrives. Are we going to wait till part 6 or 7 before we call a halt to this. How about the next one in this series HAS to start with a list of evidence and the experts involved - otherwise it's a no-go.
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Asgara Member (Idle past 2302 days) Posts: 1783 From: Wisconsin, USA Joined: |
You know Lys, others here can correct me if I'm wrong, but the infamous janitor from the Karolinska Institute could be credible if he followed the scientific method, documented everything possible concerning his finds, and submitted his information to peer reviewed publications.
It is because you continue to hero worship Moller and his "credentials" that you put these credentials up for critique. It does not matter who does the work if the work is done correctly. It does not matter what the credentials of the worker are if he does slip-shod work. Asgara "Embrace the pain, spank your inner moppet, whatever....but get over it" http://asgarasworld.bravepages.comhttp://perditionsgate.bravepages.com
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Lysimachus Member (Idle past 5191 days) Posts: 380 Joined: |
jar,
quote: You are assuming. That was a screenshot from a DVD. The DVD did not take out the side pictures from the beginning. It showed the whole thing, then focused on that particular bull so that the viewer could see the similarities between it and the one in Egypt. Simple as that.
quote: We do not look at data and interpret it alone, as many scientists and yourself try to do. We look at one particular piece of data, and then we look at the surrounding data to see if it fits. If we can clearly see a chain of event, we consider it evidence on a grand whole. This concept has been the hardest one I have ever had to get through to people. It’s called narrow mindedyou focus in with microscopic eyes, but yet miss ALL the surrounding data that ALL points Jebel Al Lawz to be Mt. Sinai. But yet you’re stuck on one tiny little petraglyph. You just don’t know how silly that looks.
quote: So? Things need to be bloated up a bit to get things through to your cabesa. I don’t believe you really noticed that particular petraglyph that well before. You all of a sudden noticed it after, and then come to me pretending like you were well aware of its style, and how it has been connected with the Egyptian version. I have a hard time buying that you were aware of thisand just because there may be hunters surrounding doesn’t suppress our theory in the slightest. The Hebrews were a wondering peoplewho most likely did hunt. If they did not hunt, they could have been drawing those images in rebellion to God, since remember how they would cry to Moses how they wanted meat? God gave the Israelites specific rules of how to eat meat. The Golden Calf worshipping revolved around HEAVY rebellion against God. It is not surprising to see all sort of images of the mixed with the Egyptian bulls.
quote: Once again, so? All this plays in quite well with our theory. I’m glad you pointed this stuff out to meit only confirms this was a wondering group of nomads called Hebrews or Israelites.
quote: I see you like to steel others’ phrases. You didn’t use the phrase smoke and mirrors until after Hydarnes used it. Don’t go trying to use something on me that wasn’t original. But, if you feel I am doing this, then please educate me. I am incapable of knowing how I am doing this.
quote: And what have you produced? We have provided AT LEAST something. It may not be the greatest, but you seem more confident that you are capable of disproving it than I am at proving it. How can this be if you yourself cannot produce evidence against it? You should be trying to see what you can do to HELP me disprove and approve it. But no, your only goal is to try and disprove it.
quote: You are assuming this on baseless ground. There does not just have to be calf inscriptions. There are millions of people here. All one single person needs to do is pick up a stone and start scratching. The bulls are the primary figures, but so what if they add anything else. The Hebrews were not bound to the rules of Egypt, so they could basically do whatever they please.
quote: This plays right into their murmurings and complaints regarding meat. This was a time they were in direct rebellion against God, and it is not surprising for them to draw inscriptions of them hunting animalsjust what they wanted to do. This sort of spirit was later demonstrated by them with the quail. They demanded quail, so finally God gave it to them. Because of their lusts for flesh, God decided to teach them a lesson for not trusting Him with the manna, so He let them, and they got sick.
quote: You think I care about what your stance is? All the opinions in the world don’t make a dent on facts. Whether I present the evidence or not, it stands of alone to testify of itself. And once again you are assuming about the inscriptions. ALL those bulls, animals, hunters, etc. were shown in the video. When the video was trying to make a comparison, it simply highlighted that section so you can focus on it. Aren’t all sophisticated presentations done like that? When someone wants their audience to focus in on something, they don’t just show a whole image and expect everyone to be looking at the same section. You have to manually highlight it. That’s no different than saying the Olympics are dishonest because they focus in on the athletes and don’t show the people as much. This message has been edited by Lysimachus, 08-12-2004 08:22 PM This message has been edited by Lysimachus, 08-12-2004 08:23 PM ~Lysimachus
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Lysimachus Member (Idle past 5191 days) Posts: 380 Joined: |
quote: Regardless, he is trained in the field of marine biology. He works in a large university, and works with many other experienced scientists. He knows what he is doing, don't worry. I trust him, and you should to. I don't know of any other credentialed scientists that accuse this man of not being qualified. Do you?
quote: You better believe he can. He's an intelligent man.
quote: So what do you do Charles when there is a CONSISTENT pattern of "round" structures, with axels and other debris? There is a consistent pattern of these finds scattered over a wide area, from the west side (the coast of the Sinai peninsula) to the east side (the coast of the north west Saudi-Arabia) and imply a very extensive disaster, of which there is a length of apprxoimately 14 km and a width of approximately 5 km, the total area covering some 70 km2. I have a number of clear photographs right here in my book that shows both "broken rims" and "round rims" in virtually every single photo--ones that I haven't even posted. It's all over Charles....one right after another all across the Gulf on the sandbar. Also, did you know that Ron Wyatt originally thought this could be the crossing site BEFORE he went diving? Yes Charles...the chariot wheels and parts were only a cherry on top to this grand puzzle. We are now learning more and more everyday as we enter the 21st century that there indeed is a truly loving God that was in control of all things. ~Lysimachus
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CK Member (Idle past 4128 days) Posts: 3221 Joined: |
OK - it's quite clear what is occuring here - they have no evidence -none is forth-coming.
They are just waiting till we get sick of asking and give up - they will then claim to have answered all our questions. How is any debate intended to occur when they refuse to either supply the names of people supporting their evidence or withdrawn such claims.
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jar Member (Idle past 394 days) Posts: 34026 From: Texas!! Joined: |
Lys.
Let's leave it here. You have valiantly tried to defend your position. I and others have presented our reasons for believing that the Video, Ron Wyatt, Moller and all involved in the video, findings, claims, museums, books and talks are frauds, crooks, liars and totally unethical. Let the readers examine the two positions and they can decide on their own. Aslan is not a Tame Lion
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CK Member (Idle past 4128 days) Posts: 3221 Joined: |
And I would like an answer to 523.
Support or withdraw.
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Lysimachus Member (Idle past 5191 days) Posts: 380 Joined: |
quote: But how do you know he hasn't put it up for peer review? His endeavors in this field is relatively new. He is letting other scientists in on this and sharing their thoughts. Professor Ken Kitchen, for example, is not for Moller. Yet Moller has him interviewed on his upcoming 3hr/3part series. He is letting anyone say anything they can--and states that it is open for interpretation. Implying that it is open for interpretation is allowing peer review. Have I heard one good credentialed scientist dispute his book yet? Not that I'm aware of. I'm sure there has been though. His book is not just a bunch of "hoo cha cha". One secular college was even considering using his book as a student text book, but the college was was denied funding from the state for the curriculum expansion. My point is, the book is starting to get heard loud and clear. It has even been advertized nation wide in Biblical Archaeology Review (BAR) magazine: Page not found - Anchor Stone International ~Lysimachus
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CK Member (Idle past 4128 days) Posts: 3221 Joined: |
But how do you know he hasn't put it up for peer review? Because i am a university researcher and I have (electronic) access to the journals/journal abstrasts databases? There is nothing by the good dr. either published or "in press" in any journal I can access.
Implying that it is open for interpretation is allowing peer review. Not in the slightest - that is not the peer-review process in any way shape or form. Something has to be published in an academic journal before it can be peer-reviewed - it does not occur on the tv or the radio. Have I heard one good credentialed scientist dispute his book yet? Not that I'm aware of. I'm sure there has been though. Because science is done via the journals not via a chat or a TC show. I don't mean to be rude but such comment show you are clearly not familar with the peer review process at all. This message has been edited by Charles Knight, 08-12-2004 08:58 PM
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CK Member (Idle past 4128 days) Posts: 3221 Joined: |
and I still want an answer to 523.
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Lysimachus Member (Idle past 5191 days) Posts: 380 Joined: |
[quote]My rules? unless I am much mistaken it's the rule of this forum, you make a big assumption you need to back it with something. Do you think "Ron was honest" is a particuarly good answer?[quote]
And guess what? I have backed it up with something. Go back and look at all the links to my posts. Don't pretend I haven't, because I have. I'm through with your nonesense, and I'm not going to put up with your stupidity ANY MORE. You here me? And no, I'm not withdrawing because I've done just that. Support.
quote: How so? I also provided my opinions in conjunction with what authorities have said. You're just playing mind games with me, and it isn't appreciated. Are you a psychologists? Because obviously, your words just damper ones spirit, not prove them wrong.
quote: Perhaps the archaeologist would not reveal his name for identity purposes? However, he did reveal he was one from Riyadh University, and I feel that is good enough. There is nothing wrong with claiming an archaeologist said something--even if he does not reveal his name. And by the way, why do you ignore Hydarnes' chain in Post#500? It means nothing to you, eh? Keep it up Charles...keep it up. Keep thinking you're heading in the right direction. ~Lysimachus
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CK Member (Idle past 4128 days) Posts: 3221 Joined: |
Perhaps the archaeologist would not reveal his name for identity purposes? However, he did reveal he was one from Riyadh University, and I feel that is good enough. There is nothing wrong with claiming an archaeologist said something--even if he does not reveal his name. come on - what is this, yahoo groups? Are we really saying that it's ok to cite experts, not give their identities and then use the following as a defense. What are the purpose of the rules of debate given here? they don't seem to serve any purpose at all. This message has been edited by Charles Knight, 08-12-2004 09:13 PM
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Asgara Member (Idle past 2302 days) Posts: 1783 From: Wisconsin, USA Joined: |
I agree Charles, and I would have my alter ego close it down but then I would never hear the end of how I let my bias get in the way.
Asgara "Embrace the pain, spank your inner moppet, whatever....but get over it" http://asgarasworld.bravepages.comhttp://perditionsgate.bravepages.com
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NosyNed Member Posts: 8996 From: Canada Joined: |
There is nothing wrong with claiming an archaeologist said something--even if he does not reveal his name.
And you actually believe this statement? There is, as Charles suggests no hope whatsoever then. You are delusional.
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