Thanks Cronos.
Posted on 07/06/2024 6:36:48 PM PDT by Cronos
Nama quala lama land. Where the ancient termites roam.
Oh give me a home, where them termites do roam and the beer and the cantaloupe play 🎶
Thanks Cronos.
The article doesn't say that the mound has been continually inhabited for 34,000 years.
The solution is that all the termites not onboard the Ark were drowned, but that the mound survived, and was subsequently re-populated.
Sheesh!
Regards,
Guess I’d have to say, 2 of each species?
Thanks for the laugh, still chuckling at that response!
That’s also what first came to mind.
But whether or not one believes is floods and other disasters is really not part of the issue.
The issue here is discovered by scientists. The breed of scientists today are of the glowbull warming and COVID type and their credibility is aligned with the propaganda division of the rat party.
In other words, I do not believe it.
I take the account of Noah’s ark literally.
I find it the most reasonable explanation of what we observe today.
It explains not only the speciation we see, but also geology and weather.
Well I for one welcome our termite overlords..........
Yes, I believe in the Word of God. Noah was real, we all are related to him through his sons and their wives. Water was high enough for marine life fossils to be found at high altitudes on the American continent, so that seems to indicate that seawater put them there. Of course, I can only guess from what I’ve learned from others. It was not my field of study in college.
Three rings for the Elven kings under the sky
Seven rings for the Dwarf lords in their halls of stone
Nine rings for Men who above all else desire power
And 34,000 rings for termites. Just because.
There are over 200 flood legends worldwide. That’s a lot of different cultures passing down the same, or similar stories.
How long can you tread water?
Of course, there was a huge flood in the past. First civilizations were founded in a River Valley. So naturally, all of them had a "great flood story".
Also, the Nile River flooded annually between May and September from ancient Egypt until the 20th century when dams were built.
Yes, but the river flooding doesn’t generate a world wide flood story, it generates a springtime flood story.
One family surviving on a boat with a bunch of animals has been passed down worldwide.
All we know is that first civilizations were built near rivers. And at the time, there were no ships that were ocean worthy.
How do we know there were no ocean worthy vessels?
I would say there was probably no river flooding before it ever rained.
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