The Ark - materials, construction and seaworthness

Who said there was waves during the flood anyway? I am!

This is a better example than what I gave, thank you.There is absolutely no evidence of aliens, only subjective, yet we search for them. According to calculations and odds, we shouldn't even exist in this universe. So, doesn't that make it bad science to waste time looking for aliens? I disagree, if you ever experienced what I have experienced from God, you would think differently. It may be subjective, but everything we view in life is through our subjective minds.The whole story of Noah and the ark comes from a subjective Holy Book. How can you even fathom the ark without contemplating God?How does the possibility of an ark being built even qualify as Creation science?

But then you are involving God.

That is pretty much how I see it, based on what we currently know.But the name Creation science, means that something, or someone did the creating. I see wikipedia makes a reference to being created from nothing, I don't think that means no-one.So to me, theolgical creationism, and creation science are one and the same. I am having a hard time diferentiating between the two.Anyhone who thinks the ark was possible without Gods help is a few cards short of a full deck. That is a made-up thought, because the story clearly involves God. There is no way to even discuss it without involving God. Unless we are just totally disregarding the bible, and making up a story about an ark.

That is not a rebuttal to what I said. I said there is no proof of aliens. That means life foreign to our own.You don't have to go through all the rhetoric about it, I am a member of SETI@home and donate my computer time, I have been for over 5 years.The lack of evidence does not keep me from searching, or helping to search, or does it keep me from searching for God.Edited by riVeRraT, : No reason given.

I don't have any goalposts to gallop, that is where you are making the mistake. If one is of scientific mind, he will explore all posibilities, and have no absolutes.To jar mespo and ringo:I don' think I want to participate in this discussion anymore. I have stated that I do not think it was possible for this whole thing to happen, except by the will of God, and by the protection of God, and with God's help building the ark.God gave Noah the instructions, He sealed the door, He flooded the earth, and He brought it to rest on a mountain top. That is the way the story goes.To argue how this could have happened without God is just retarded, and all the points you have mentioned to me, please save them for the kindegarderners who have no clue what it is to be on the water.So since this forum does not entertain the concept of God as part of the discussion, then every post I made in this thread is OFF-TOPIC.

Ah, so that is bad science then....I see....I guess we should throw every thought about other life in the universe out the window, until we actually get around to visiting every habital place in the universe?

Since you put it that way, I kind of agree.Your right we don't know the numbers, and to me, life is either very abundant in the universe(relatively speaking), or we are the only ones here. But I say that statement in ignorance.One thing we are pretty sure of, is that we are rare in our own solar system, and on our very earth, the human kind.