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Bob Cornuke and Noah's Ark in Iran?

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Message 34 of 56 (329195)
07-06-2006 3:21 AM 		Reply to: Message 33 by randman
07-06-2006 3:18 AM

Re: so we have a shipwreck resting at 13,000 feet?
randman
Do you have evidence those claims are wrong?
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Where's the pitch?
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07-06-2006 3:29 AM 		Reply to: Message 35 by randman
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Re: so we have a shipwreck resting at 13,000 feet?
randman
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I don't think any amount of evidence would ever be enough to satisfy critics, such as some here.
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Buddy the bible itself states that it was convered within and without in pitch. Just how the hell is that an unreasonable question to ask of what is supposed to be the real ark?
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I mean if the thing exists then it will stand up to the scrutiny of investiagtion.
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07-06-2006 12:36 PM 		Reply to: Message 43 by randman
07-06-2006 12:18 PM

Re: so we have a shipwreck resting at 13,000 feet?
randman
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I imagine like any sort of binder, that it would decay over time.
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If that is the case then how is it that boards show no gaps wherein the pitch must have been present to seal the joints?
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Is there no evidence of that much pitch left behind and if not why not?
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