Woody don't mind James, he would rather believe in "fish women" then the flood.
SkinWalker said:Here's what I think.
This is according to geologists. Saying that it is "according [to] evolutionists" is implying that they had a conclusion and then sought data to support it. Only religious nutters like creationists work in this manner.
woody said:I have some questions for you? What is the manmade structure that is on the northeast face of mount ararat at about 14,000 feet in elevation, partially buried in a glacier. It has been sited on various air flights when the weather is right. Also satellite photos.
Why are the CIA satellite photographs of Mt. Ararat classified information?
Woody said:Did a creationist come up with Piltdown man?
It was antiquarian hoaxers. Science debunked Piltdown, a 19th century hoax. Just as science debunks creationist nonsense.
Skinwalker and his prejudices -- two peas in a pod.
I ask you the same question as JamesR -- what's the object spotted on Mt. Ararat? Maybe its not the ark but what is it?
No, it was written by many men and many of the stories are mythological, i.e., with no one author.the bible was written by a man who was teling a story,
Avatar said:No, it was written by many men and many of the stories are mythological, i.e., with no one author.
Avatar said:No, it was written by many men and many of the stories are mythological, i.e., with no one author.
Cottontop3000 said:In other words, a book of fairy tales.
Mostly, but not entirely. There are historical and semi-hostorical events depicted too.Cottontop3000 said:In other words, a book of fairy tales.
Funny you should say so. At least 90% of adults don't understand it too.yeah but for adults, i havent seen many little kids understand the bible when reading it,
Avatar said:Mostly, but not entirely. There are historical and semi-hostorical events depicted too.
SkinWalker said:You sound just like the UFO nutters that go on about government conspiracies to suppress knowledge of space aliens. Do you wear a tin-foil hat, too, Woody?
Where's the evidence that there is a man-made object on Mt. Ararat? Why would anything have been expected to survive, structurally, in all these thousands of years?
I ask again: where's the evidence that there is a man-made structure on Mt Ararat?
It forms what are known as river deltas. In many places, it builds up on the ocean floor. Often, due to continental drift, it gets pushed above sea level to become land again.Woody said:Creationists make the same argument about the absense of river sediments in the ocean floor. Assuming the earth is indeed 4 billion years old, where is all the sediment from the soil erosion that ran off of the continents? as you say -- not there.
If you answer that question then you probably counter your own point about Noah's flood.