[a_Turk]

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[Reborn]

This is so cool. But, UGH, I'd not want to be one of 'em that has to climb up that mountain to have a peek, LOL. Good thing they're taking a Turk with 'em as leader of the group! : )

[TXBubba]

It would be cool if they find something. Keep us updated.

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[MJM59]

It is my honest belief that certain religious "artifacts" such as Noah's Ark will never be discovered. Some things have to be accepted purely on the basis of faith.

[farfromhome]

Geologists say even though there is evidence of a flood in Mesopotamia in Sumerian times, it is not possible for a ship to make landfall at an altitude as high as Mount Ararat.

Unless it were an airship...

[In God I trust]

Uh, it's already been found years ago. See Ron Wyatt's "Presentation of Discoveries". Turkey even built a viewing site with restaurant over looking it. The media just doesn't like to report things like this. I believe the find was in the late eighties.

[JBS]

Oh, puh-leeze. Someone's riding the wave after that exceedingly mediocre "Passion" movie to bilk some gullible Bible-thumpers out of some money. As for whoever said "it's already been found", where do you get your archeological science news? Pat Robertson?

[LiteKeeper]

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[mombonn]

it is not possible for a ship to make landfall at an altitude as high as Mount Ararat.

Luke 1:37 - "For nothing is impossible with God."

Matt. 19:26 - "With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible"

I think I'll take God's Word for it.

Frankly, I don't care whether they find the Ark or not, I believe the Bible. If they DO find it, we can only begin to imagine the battle that would ensue over "ownership".