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crashfrog
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Message 47 of 85 (160644)
11-17-2004 5:43 PM
Reply to: Message 43 by Lysimachus
11-16-2004 11:09 PM


The fact that over 70% of the earth is still covered in water and that there is evidence of water erosion on the highest parts of all continents.
No, that's evidence against the flood, because it means all the water on Earth can't cover more than 70% of the Earth's surface.
That the boat shaped object
Is it a boat?
All we need to prove this global deluge is some evidence that it actually happened, and for all the evidence that it didn't happen (i.e. areas of the Earth that have never been flooded within the past, oh, 5,000 years) to conviniently not have existed in the first place. But that's really not going to happen, because the flood didn't happen.

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crashfrog
Member (Idle past 1496 days)
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From: Silver Spring, MD
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Message 55 of 85 (161196)
11-18-2004 4:32 PM
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11-18-2004 2:50 PM


You mean like the lack of evidence of transitional forms in the fossil record?
There's thousands of transitional fossils. Where did you hear otherwise?
What a silly thing to say.
The truth is, we have no way of knowing for sure how long ago the global deluge occurred
Well, no, the Bible says when it was supposed to have happened. But it didn't happen then. We know that, because the civilizations living at the time have no record that all their citizens were destroyed by a global flood. Which you'd think would be something they would write down, at least afterwards.

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