"Now I want them to see that just as nature has given to them, as well as to philosophers, eyes with which to see her works, so she has also given them brains capable of penetrating and understanding them." - Galileo
Posted on 09/24/2006 6:00:46 PM PDT by blam
Hmm. Like the flooding of the Euxine Sea. And maybe the Gulf of Mexico.
Uh... I think the smell is caused by much more complex molecules....
Kinda like our present day Temples of Choice.
"Now I want them to see that just as nature has given to them, as well as to philosophers, eyes with which to see her works, so she has also given them brains capable of penetrating and understanding them." - Galileo
OK, what did Jack Bauer have to do with it?
Those came later, around 7,500 years ago.
"I'll bet that women and children were harmed the most."
Gotta preface that with "minority."
"That {poof} there was a talking snake? Never one seen ever since."
Ever been to a courthouse, or a statehouse when the Legislature was in secession?
;-)
yup, there were many, many water catasrophes over millions and millions of years in many, many places.
why should all the dates coincide?
:') or whomever was around...
No doubt Tolkien was influenced by such tales. I recall reading that he'd stated that "Middle-Earth is Europe". Similarly, the entire Hyborian Age in which Robert E. Howard's Conan the Barbarian operated was set in a pre-Europe, which had come into being after two cataclysms, one which destroyed Atlantis and another which further altered the landscape.
Flood Legends from around the world
This has a great graph showing were the stories share the same themes.
Enjoy
Clearly, such a process took billions of years, regardless of the evidence against such an assertion.
That “notion” had no Biblical support, unlike Noah and the Flood.
G-d must have created them, and then put them there, which is both special creation and special delivery.
Because they evolved there and they're not too good at swimming.
You're forgetting this minor detail called Noah's Flood. If this truly was a global flood, the kangaroos would have to swim to the Middle East, get on the boat, get off the boat, and swim back to Australia. Unless you think God miraculously re-delivered them to save them the travel time.
You might point out to God that he forget to put the opossum back with the rest of the marsupials a few thousand years ago.
The braided pattern is apparently also what is seen in Permian strata at the mass extinction point. The thought is that the massive die-off of land vegetation caused extreme erosion and allowed the braided stream pattern to appear. I suppose braided streams only occur when the water is able to cut through the soil because nothing holds it together or when it is rushing through with such force it simply uproots all vegetation in its way. I'm sure geologists can tell the difference.
Nah, Noah's Flood took 40 days, this took a mere day. Plus it doesn't fit the pattern you'd see in Noah's flood with water, water everywhere. Here we have a volume of water moving from point A to point B, with Noah's flood you'd have water going every which-way and all terrain massively eroded. We simply don't see this. Additionally, this event can be clearly localized, and other strata don't show the same pattern seen here, with many clearly being laid down above land or in quiet streams and swamps.
Whatever happened, we know that if Jack Bauer was involved many terrorists died that day.
There's only one scientific model that predicts evidence of huge water catastophes on a scale far larger than any we've experienced in recorded history. And it's not evolution, it's not even intelligent design, it's creation.
Creation says there was one global flood. Now that we are repeatedly finding evidence of these phenomenally huge water catastrophes, shouldn't we be looking a little closer at the timing?
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