Fresh Problem with the Ark

There is some evidence that civilization before the flood was fairly advanced. Think about it. If everyone and all the kids they had in their lives lived to be 800 years old, the population would be huge, and people would have a lot more time to figure out what things were about (living to be that old and all). I don't want to get in to any kind of conspiracy theory garbage or anything like that — some people would argue that I already have, but here it is: There are some creationist theories about ancient atomic knowledge. http://www.s8int.com/atomic1.htmlNow obviously this site may have some problems, as it cites some conspiracy theory organizations, but please read the article on ancient atomic explosions. It is very interesting, and explanations are there even if you do not believe in a creation or flood.I will post more later on the topic of history, as it very much relates to this debate. (I hope that this forum is not strictly science, because if it is, then history should be added)

Oh yea, my point was this:If people lived 800 years, then they would probably be able to figure out things like reverse osmosis.

Genesis 6 shows the possibility of a description of advanced warfare before the flood. It seems that if this was the case, then weapon technology development would escalate very quickly.

I think the key to showing that they were not talking about a meteor was this part: Gurkha was flying in a swift and powerful vimana. He hurled a single projectile.*
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*PS: this is really interesting as well: The letters in the mosaic are "KROKODILOPARDALIS" which translate as "crocodile leopard."Think harder. Ancient Dinosaur Depictions | Genesis Park [This message has been edited by mf, 03-27-2004]

Haha yes that is logic. Warfare is what pushes technology forward. You should have learned that in school or somewhere by now. So much of the technology that exists today comes from war/military research.

Maybe that has something to do with the fact that you cannot find the entire translated Mahabharata on the internet. It's the longest epic poem in the world. 18 books long. That is very, very long. No internet site has the whole thing that I can find; especially not in english. Books 5, 7, 12, and 13 are missing from that site. This section is in the Drona Parva (from what I am told, but I cannot find this in its entirety on the internet — too bad) Who said Noah was a scientist or an engineer? Who said he knew how to use these materials? Reverse osmosis? I doubt if he knew how to do that himself. If some carpenter these days was instructed to complete this task, he might be able to do it, but I am pretty sure that he would not remember how to build an airplane, make semipermiable membrane, create electricity, etc. I am saying that it (revers osmosis) may have been readily available to Noah to use. You don't have to know how to make a computer from scratch to use it. But he would be able to pass down that such things existed in the time before the earth was destroyed. This is why we have all of these legends and ancient art of airplanes and technology (ie. Atlantis?????) ...more later...