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animals on the ark

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anglagard
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05-19-2006 7:37 PM 		Reply to: Message 123 by freelancer
05-19-2006 6:22 PM

The ark was 450 feet long, 75 feet wide, and 45 feet high. That's more then big enough for all the animals and their food.
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Obviously not, however:
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I guess it may be large enough to store viable populations of all single-celled organisms, which after the flood could have evolved from their "kinds" into the diverse fauna we see today.
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Kind of a post-flood micro-macro evolution.
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anglagard
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From: Socorro, New Mexico USA
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05-19-2006 8:45 PM 		Reply to: Message 127 by freelancer
05-19-2006 6:59 PM

Re: let's start with the simple questions.
What do you think this is a picture of? http://www.biblelandstudios.com/nuke/images/upload/c1.gif
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The picture is from a joke website called Onyate Man perpetrated, I beleieve, by members of the New Mexicans for Science and Reason. Dave Thomas, the president, may be seen? as the individual on the left side of the third picture on the Onyate Man hoax (or is it satire?) website. He is a prominent figure on Panda's Thumb and while an aquaintance to me is a close friend of many of my friends (meaning he is a lot more real than this hoax).
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{ABE - thanks to Jar for letting me know about the Onyate Man website in chat}
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BTW, where did you get this picture from? I am curious.
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Edited by anglagard, : Appropriate credit
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Edited by anglagard, : more credit.
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