1 posted on
12/30/2007 6:28:06 AM PST by
Fennie
To: Fennie
2 posted on
12/30/2007 6:29:35 AM PST by
Sacajaweau
("The Cracker" will be renamed "The Crapper")
To: Fennie
Just so long as everyone realizes that Noah actually escaped from Atlantis....
3 posted on
12/30/2007 6:51:45 AM PST by
Grut
To: Fennie
Yes: But was there any sign of a unicorn?
4 posted on
12/30/2007 7:12:32 AM PST by
IncPen
(The Liberal's Reward is Self Disgust)
To: Fennie
Haji was not his name till he made the pilgrimage to Mecca. Haji was a Muslim
7 posted on
12/30/2007 7:30:21 AM PST by
bert
(K.E. N.P. +12 . Moveon is not us...... Moveon is the enemy)
To: Fennie
Flippancy is really a bad idea.
8 posted on
12/30/2007 7:52:22 AM PST by
Mogollon
To: Fennie
Was the great flood caused by global warming? Has Algore passed judgment on it yet?
9 posted on
12/30/2007 7:53:40 AM PST by
RetiredArmy
(Better prepare, come Nov 08, we have a Marxist Commissar President and Marxist Congress.)
To: Fennie
A Haji in Armenia? Wtf.
Unless this is “historical” Armenia.
To: Fennie
He was born in 1832 in Armenia, moved at sometime to Oakland, California, where he lived until he died in 1920. "When Haji was a large boy, but not yet a man fully grown, there came to his home some strangers. If I remember correctly there were three vile men who did not believe the Bible and did not believe in the existence of a personal God. They were scientists and evolutionists. That's interesting, since Darwin's evolution theories didn't exist until long after this guy's boyhood. Also kind of funny that someone would climb a mountain to disprove something's existence. The absence of an ark on Ararat would not disprove anything.
Just silly.
14 posted on
12/30/2007 10:39:29 AM PST by
Defiant
(Huckabee puts the goober back in gubernatorial.)
To: Fennie
I was quickly scanning the rest of the article. I see it comes from a Adventist University site. The university is a bit south of Fort Worth (as it appears on the map — never heard of it before).
Now, if the ark has been seen by several people over the years, running back into the 1800s, then it would appear that it should still be around there now. If it lasted from that time of the Flood, to some time in the 1800s (pretty much intact), then there should be ample evidence to the present time.
It would be nice to be able to get to the actual location and excavate what there is left, there. Apparently, from what I’ve read before, the area is not an area that is conducive to outside travelers and has been closed off in the past (don’t know about today, but I would imagine so).
Regards,
Star Traveler
To: Fennie
If the ark is still around I’m building my next house out of gopher wood. For sure.
22 posted on
12/30/2007 4:10:06 PM PST by
joebuck
To: Fennie
23 posted on
12/30/2007 5:20:12 PM PST by
Alex Murphy
("Therefore the prudent keep silent at that time, for it is an evil time." - Amos 5:13)
To: Fennie
Here it comes now:
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