crashfrog writes:
whatever writes:
Its obvious you have rock sediments from the biblical deluge that could of flowed around the ark, and into the ark, over time, preserving the ark as a grassy meadow.
Remember though that the deluge was over when Noah's ark came to rest. What you consider flood sediments would have largely solidified by the time the ark sat down to disgorge its manifest.
So, no. The flood sediments wouldn't have done any flowing, as near as I can tell.
Hey crash; you've missed the true charm of this bit of lunacy. Whatever's post was supported by a reference to
Noah's Ark Overview, Pt. II at a site dedicated to Wyatt's "discoveries". And yet, that site says:
The ark originally came to rest higher on the mountain after the Flood. At some point in the first two thousand years of resting in the mountains of Ararat, a volcano erupted above the ark and moved the ark further down the mountain and then impaled it on a rock outcropping where it rests today.
So which is it, whatever? Did Ron get this bit wrong?
Cheers -- Sylas
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