Does this not this open a bigger problem? Noah manages to breath steam and avoids being cooked alive (during the flood), THEN a giant rock hits the earth...

Was Noah maybe a Kryptonian?

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Message 42 of 304 (210635)
05-23-2005 2:34 PM

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05-23-2005 2:31 PM

yes but since a worldwide flood requires him to be able to resist the superheat that it would cause - it is slightly more than being a "pretty strong old guy"

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05-23-2005 4:09 PM

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05-23-2005 4:04 PM

Re: Not 6000 years, 4000.

But if we take the flood as a given - then there is really nothing to discuss - it's moot. If we want to claim that Noah and his family were not burnt to death then we really need the intervention of God - surely meaning this thread should be over in the faith section (or whatever we call it now).

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