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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
I conclude from this answer that you didn't read the referenced article. Reply again when you have something substantial to contribute.
And so to bed.
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined:
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Davidjay writes: I think not, the truth is there the pics are there, Davidjay, do you mean pics of giant skeletons? These pics are faked. Humans as large as the faked photographs portray are physiologically impossible. Giant hoax - creation.com
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
There's no point in proposing a local flood, we aren't buying it.
If it was a local flood there would have been no need for a huge boat. Noah and his family could have simply walked out of the potential flood area and enough animals would have survived in unflooded areas to repopulate.
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
Fact: The theory of evolution is a delusion.
Fixed it for you. N-Joi
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
Definition of belief
1: a state or habit of mind in which trust or confidence is placed in some person or thing her belief in God a belief in democracy I bought the table in the belief that it was an antique. contrary to popular belief 2: something that is accepted, considered to be true, or held as an opinion : something believed an individual's religious or political beliefs; especially : a tenet or body of tenets held by a group the beliefs of the Catholic Church 3: conviction of the truth of some statement or the reality of some being or phenomenon especially when based on examination of evidence belief in the validity of scientific statements Yes, you DO believe in evolution. Some people might believe in something " in spite of invalidating evidence" but that does not invalidate any of the other definitions.
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
If the world's water was converted to a uniform layer over the Earth's surface it would be 2.7km thick. Clearly if Mt Everest, 9km high, existed at the time it could not have been covered by a global flood. However the top of Everest has marine fossils so even by conventional geology it must once have been much lower. Possibly pre-flood mountains over 1,000m high could have been covered by Noah's Flood. During and after the flood there could have been large vertical tectonic movements to produce great depths of sediment in places and mountains that today are at heights greater than the maximum depth of the flood.
How did the waters of Noahs Flood drain - creation.com
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
In the days of Peleg
Ancient documents are consistent with the total accuracy of the Bible’s chronology. by Larry Pierce quote: quote: There's also a good discussion here There might well have been mountains before the flood but most of today's mountains would be post flood. The entire landscape would have been terraformed during the flood.
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
God moved each continent to where they are in a nano second. Catastrophic plate tectonics during the flood year seems more likely.
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
For the plates to move from where they were at to where they are now over a year would have boiled all the water out of the ocean and destroyed everything on the planet. It took well over one year, in fact the continents are still moving. It probably did generate a lot of volcanic activity which raised temperatures, increased evaporation, precipitation, and eventually the post flood ice age. What caused the Ice Age?
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
How about a meteorologist with a Masters Science degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington writing about the ice age?
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
Michael J. Oard, a meteorologist with a Masters Science degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington writing about the ice age
What caused the Ice Age?
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
Cores from the ocean floor near the coast of Spain gives an example of other evidence. Layers of fine silt with forest pollens alternate with ones of coarse deposit and grass pollens. This is because under warm conditions the core site is far from the shore so only fine silt from the nearby rivers reach it, and a warm forest grows on the land. quote: quote: As an aside, Noah did not seem to notice the Ice Age when he planted his vineyard
Of course, because it would have taken hundreds of years for the ice age to develop following the flood, and in any case the ice only covered northern Europe.
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
The Lost Squadron in Greenland shows how ice cores can be misinterpreted to greatly exaggerate ages. In 46 years, from 1942 to 1988, the 8 aircraft were covered by 75m of ice showing hundreds of "annual" layers.
The lost squadron - creation.com Hugh Ross correctly points out that the southeast corner of the Greenland Ice Sheet [where the lost squadron landed] is a relatively warm area with very high snowfall. However, this situation shows that with a different climate regime during the Ice Age with no sea ice and a warm ocean, the rapid development of the Greenland Ice Sheet can occur. Snowfall was much heavier in the first several post—Flood centurieseven heavier than snowfall near the shores of Greenland today.Cold comfort for long-agers - creation.com Ice core clamour - creation.com
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
I've seen articles suggesting they are speeding up but Professor Sergei Pisarevskiy has come to the tentative conclusion that the average rate of tectonic plate movement does change.
"Right now for example it's slower than it was half a billion years agobut approximately the same as it was one and a half billion years ago," he says.Read more at: https://phys.org/...8-world-tectonic-plate-movement.html#jCp Geophysicists have discovered something startling about tectonic plates: when under extreme stress, they hit the gas and can accelerate in speed by up to 20 times. When they're about to split, the plates can move about as fast as the human fingernail grows, and that's very fast indeed as far as continental drift is concerned.Read more at: Scientists Just Figured Out Continental Plates Can Move Up to 20 Times Faster Than We Thought : ScienceAlert They are still only talking about rates of ~20mm/year but it shows that plate movement does not have to be constant. Since they are trying to fit movements into a "millions of years" paradigm it's not surprising they get low numbers.
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CRR Member (Idle past 2242 days) Posts: 579 From: Australia Joined: |
You obviously didn't read the second paragraph where I mentioned the much higher rate of snowfall in the area where the lost squadron was found.
But yes I should have referred to a more recent article. Are the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets old? Edited by CRR, : added 2nd paragraph
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