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Originally posted by john124
reply to post by downisreallyup
It is estimated that the ark could easily have survived even the largest of ocean waves
You don't seem to understand that a global flood would require tsunami waves of many hundreds of feet high. No wooden boat can survive that.
Not that it matters, because there's no evidence of a global flood, and that itself ensures the story is bunk.
Originally posted by Rockpuck
Now if only we can find where alll that water went...
I'm not buying it.. I've seen 1 to many "I found Noah's Ark!" claims.
Originally posted by john124
reply to post by nazukeoya
the vast majority of scientific evidence points to a global, catastrophic flood in Earth's past.
No it doesn't... not one shred of evidence of a GLOBAL FLOOD.
www.talkorigins.org...
Originally posted by moocowman
reply to post by Pauligirl
Indeed, Ron Wyatt is not just a charlatan but a buffoon, he's been debunk time and again.
The clown also claims to have found the ark of the covenant and egyptian chariot wheels at the bottom of the red sea.
I recently met a christian who was jumping up and down in excitement over Wyatts incredible claims. This particular xtian not unlike most other xtians I've met will beleive absolutely anything than another xtian claims, without entertaining the mere thought of checking it out for themselves.
Don't get me wrong many non xtians have this childlike mentality of believing anything they happen to want to believe without a shred of evidence, but it seems rife in christianity.
What a gullible bunch, some people just deserve enslaving I think sometimes.
The Council of the Garden Tomb Association (London) totally refute the claim of Mr Wyatt to have discovered the original Ark of the Covenant or any other biblical artifacts within the boundaries of the area known as the Garden Tomb Jerusalem. Though Mr Wyatt was allowed to dig within this privately owned garden on a number of occasions (the last occasion being the summer of 1991) staff members of the Association observed his progress and entered his excavated shaft. As far as we are aware nothing was ever discovered to support his claims nor have we seen any evidence of biblical artifacts or temple treasures
Originally posted by spearhead
In the 240 years of my families tracable history I am the 9th generation....
So figuratively speaking if the Noah's Ark saga happened approximately 5000 years (for example) that would equate to roughly 190 human generations...roughly.
If the animal world can multiply, divide and evolve into the vast array of animals we know today in just that short time.... my name is Jesus.
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Originally posted by john124
Yes, many if if if if if's.... unfortunately those are big if's and tests have revealed the shaping of the land to be a natural formation, with no evidence of petrified wood, and no evidence of the Ark story. Assuming anything would be as silly as assuming the story beforehand.
Indeed, which is the reason until then I will base my opinion around the facts that we have in front of eyes. Which is of course that religion is a powerful tool in this world.
I agree, assuming anything would be silly, however, tell that to the people who base their opinions on fabricated truths and a whole load of lies and what do you have?
Originally posted by Blue Shift
If you're going to accept the Noah story as true, then you have to accept all of it, not just the parts that happen to fit some piece of "evidence" somebody has discovered. And if all the evidence doesn't fit, then it can't very well be proof of anything. No picking and choosing. After all, who are you to decide what to pick and choose from the Holy Word of God?
Two of every animal on Earth. That's the story.
If the animals don't fit, you must give up on it.
Originally posted by Harte
Evaporation?
That is the stupidest explanation that these ark hunters use.
Do you even realize how much water we're talking about here?
If that amount of water were to "evaporate", you'd be crushed by the weight of the atmosphere.
And if somehow you weren't crushed, you'd drown from breathing in air so wet that you couldn't even really call it air.
You want to claim that God "forced all the water up out of the ground" and used that. You might as well say that God made the water appear and then disappeared it when he was done slaughtering all the humans (except his incestuous pedophile pal Noah.)
Problem is, that's not how the story goes in the infallible book.
Harte
Originally posted by daggyz
This Ron Wyatt stuff is so old. Look if Noahs Ark had been found it would have been produced a long time ago. They know eevry rock on every slope of the higherst moiuntian on the world and you expect an ark to be missed on ararat?