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Author Topic:   Does the evidence support the Flood? (attn: DwarfishSquints)
NosyNed
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Message 153 of 293 (469440)
06-05-2008 4:18 PM
Reply to: Message 151 by Rahvin
06-05-2008 11:38 AM


Ice in Water
This is incorrect. The overwhelming majority (off the top of my head 90+ %)of ice is out of the water on Antarctica. If it all melts the sea levels rise by over 60 meters.
(some Antarctic ice is floating -- fortunately the major melts and breakups so far have been this ice)

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Message 161 of 293 (469598)
06-06-2008 11:43 AM
Reply to: Message 160 by LucyTheApe
06-06-2008 11:33 AM


Under water
Thirdly and more to the point even the Himalayas were under water, the fossil hunters will vouch for that.
If we take the Himalayas as mountains they were never underwater. The rocks that they are made of were. The fossils, in fact, show that they were not underwater as the mountains they are now.
If you think that the fossils show that the mountaints were underwater then I would be very interesting in the facts that you start with (include them all) and the reasoning you follow from them to arrive at such a conclusion.

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