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To: IYAS9YAS

Since the Bible states that the waters receded, it is fair to ask to where. I mean no disrespect, but 12,000 feet of water over the entire globe is more water than what is currently in the oceans. It had to go somewhere. Maybe the Lord has a tremendous water park, but I’d doubt he’d need our water.


28 posted on 04/26/2010 9:49:44 PM PDT by Hoosier-Daddy ( "It does no good to be a super power if you have to worry what the neighbors think." BuffaloJack)
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MY BS METER READS %100 ON THIS ARK STORY. JUST LIKE ALL THE REST OF THEM PURE BS.
I don’t believe there actually ever was a real ark .


30 posted on 04/26/2010 9:53:23 PM PDT by sonic109
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To: Hoosier-Daddy

The Biblical account specifically mentions fissuring of “the fountains of the great deep.” There is a possibility that much of the water of the flood was a temporary, forced extrusion of subterranean water. In any event, owing to tidal distributions and the probability of unusual seismic activity, it would simply not be necessary for the entire globe to be uniformly, statically immersed just to set one boat relatively high on one mountain.


44 posted on 04/26/2010 10:10:26 PM PDT by Springfield Reformer (Winston Churchill: No Peace Till Victory!)
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To: Hoosier-Daddy

The Bible does mention the fountains of the deep.

Also, the water cycle began at that time, according to Scripture. So presumably much of the water is vapor in the air.

Also perhaps the poles, frozen.


53 posted on 04/26/2010 10:19:27 PM PDT by Persevero (If man evolved from monkeys and apes, why do we still have monkeys and apes?)
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