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Author Topic:   Noah's Ark has been found
rgb
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Message 17 of 126 (322360)
06-16-2006 3:52 PM


I just noticed this thread. I think it's cool that Noah's ark could have broken into so many intact pieces, ended up in all those different places, and be found by so many people over the decades. I bet that if we put all the arks people have found together, we could have on our hands a mathematically impossible boat that will trump modern math as we know it.

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rgb
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Message 19 of 126 (322365)
06-16-2006 3:56 PM
Reply to: Message 15 by anglagard
06-16-2006 5:42 AM


Re: Bob Cornuke and Rob Wyatt Cranksterism
anglagard writes
quote:
It would help the cause of all humanity if these hucksters were denounced by all Christians, including fundamentalists.
Big chance of that happening. People nowadays believe in aliens, ghosts, santa, etc. without ever having seen them or seen hard data on the existence of these things. And most interestingly, the ark seems to be the most believable one because it came straight out from the good book.

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rgb
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Message 21 of 126 (322369)
06-16-2006 4:02 PM
Reply to: Message 18 by Chiroptera
06-16-2006 3:55 PM


Chiroptera writes
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...it would be big enough to hold all 10 million species that are estimated to exist on the earth.
Not only enough room for those 10 million+ species but also enough supplies to keep them healthy and ready to repopulate the planet for 40 days and 40 nights. That means that there would be enough room to keep whole herds of herbivores to keep the carvnivores happy, lots and lots of plants to keep the herbivores happy, top of the line electric full spectrum lightings for the cold blooded animal to bask under, lots and lots of decaying stuff to keep the creepy crawly stuff happy, enough fresh water to keep everyone and everything happy... you get the idea.

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rgb
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Message 40 of 126 (322469)
06-17-2006 12:47 AM
Reply to: Message 26 by Rob
06-16-2006 10:42 PM


Re: Gotta love it!
Rob writes
quote:
Which one of you said you haven't reached a conclusion???
Allow me to quote myself.
Myself writes
quote:
Not only enough room for those 10 million+ species but also enough supplies to keep them healthy and ready to repopulate the planet for 40 days and 40 nights. That means that there would be enough room to keep whole herds of herbivores to keep the carvnivores happy, lots and lots of plants to keep the herbivores happy, top of the line electric full spectrum lightings for the cold blooded animal to bask under, lots and lots of decaying stuff to keep the creepy crawly stuff happy, enough fresh water to keep everyone and everything happy... you get the idea.
You see, some of us actually have very good reasons to ignore the flood story.

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rgb
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Message 42 of 126 (322474)
06-17-2006 1:06 AM
Reply to: Message 41 by Rob
06-17-2006 1:03 AM


Re: Gotta love it!
Now, are you going to run down the streets naked yelling "eureka eureka!"?

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rgb
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Message 44 of 126 (322479)
06-17-2006 1:46 AM
Reply to: Message 43 by Rob
06-17-2006 1:10 AM


Re: Off topic but gotta respond.
Rob writes
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Which means that Noah's Ark is a true story!
How did all the marsupials swim all the way to Australia?

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rgb
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Message 55 of 126 (322668)
06-17-2006 5:40 PM
Reply to: Message 47 by Rob
06-17-2006 2:33 AM


Re: Off topic but gotta respond.
Rob writes
quote:
nwr, I have to confess... When I first became a Christian (apporx 2 yrs ago) and began to fear that much of the bible was true, I still thought that evolution was a fact!
Some time ago, an old man told me that your faith and your brain are like your shoes when you try to walk through life. You need both shoes to not hurt yourself. When used together, your shoes can make you a happy person and will protect you from nasty penetrating debris that fill the ground.
Right now, it seems to me that you only want to use one shoe rather than two. When you believed that evolution was fact, it was your faith at work and no rational thought involved. Now that you doubt evolution and believe that the bible is a science text book, you are still using your faith without any rational thought.
Perhaps it is time to try to use both of your shoes? Remember that for now it doesn't matter which side of the debate you decide to side with. The important thing is you need to filter out all the junk that are floating out there and start questioning the long held beliefs, even those that you hold dear.

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rgb
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Message 59 of 126 (322732)
06-17-2006 9:32 PM
Reply to: Message 58 by anglagard
06-17-2006 9:13 PM


Re: Bob Cornuke and Rob Wyatt Cranksterism
anglagard writes
quote:
That's why in another thread, after doing the research, I essentially denounced the milk drinking cow statue miracle as degrading Hinduism.
I missed this. What was the explanation for the statues drinking all the milk? Was there an explanation for why the metal ones also drank milk?
The topic in question is Hinduism and Reincarnation. Please go there if you wish to discuss the matter. - Adminnemooseus
Edited by AdminJar, : Not in this thread
Edited by Adminnemooseus, : Added link to other topic.

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rgb
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Message 101 of 126 (324406)
06-21-2006 12:54 PM
Reply to: Message 99 by jar
06-21-2006 10:16 AM


Re: And Noah's Ark...
Good God!

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