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MG Man wrote:watchin a doc on NatGeo abt the search for the man boat....conventional wisdom puts the size at either 450 feet or 515 feet long, depending on whose cubit measurement you use..............either way, how the heck did unkle Noah fit two of every living critter in a boat that size??????????????????
MG Man wrote:nos_specialist wrote:Ok. Suppose d flood happen in dat specific country. N he take 2 of each indiginous animals. Cause i dont think d whole earth wud b flooded, unless d icecaps melt, n it had no global warmin bac den
according to the bible, it was a GLOBAL flood
QG wrote:God created animals and plants before man!
Man got food from plants. People today who started killing animals to get meat but man mainly got food from plants that bear fruits etc that is healthy for our body....not manicoo and fat rat that TRINI ppl love to eat
ase_tt wrote:Dude yuh have to remember...that the bible was written by man...
- all scripture is, a fact forgotten by many. How will literalists respond to the statement that the writings that make up Genesis were first enscribed in Babylon during the Exile?
Who thought at that time, the world was flat and would have thought that a flood like what they experienced covered "their whole world"...when in reality, the flood was probably one region. So to say Noah took every living creature on board the SS. Noah was probably every creature in his town, village, country etc.
- fantastic deduction, Sherlock! (jes' purlin' yore leg there laddie.)
U get my drift...
Israel G wrote:questioning god shows that you don't believe or either have faith............
Jonathan wrote:"Faith is the great cop-out, the great excuse to evade the need to think and evaluate evidence. Faith is belief in spite of, even perhaps because of, the lack of evidence."
^^This pretty much sums up my view. No offence to anyone intended.
MG Man wrote:watchin a doc on NatGeo abt the search for the man boat....conventional wisdom puts the size at either 450 feet or 515 feet long, depending on whose cubit measurement you use..............either way, how the heck did unkle Noah fit two of every living critter in a boat that size??????????????????
Razkal wrote:glennj wrote:WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE!
CAN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLAIN HOW HE FED THE MULTITUDE WITH THE LOAVES AND FISHES?OR HEALED THE SICK AND MADE DEAD TO RISE?
surely you jest!
crossdrilled wrote:Razkal wrote:glennj wrote:WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE!
CAN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLAIN HOW HE FED THE MULTITUDE WITH THE LOAVES AND FISHES?OR HEALED THE SICK AND MADE DEAD TO RISE?
surely you jest!
Dem simidimi miracles? Who cares? Super talking flying demon slaying monkey nearly ate the sun, moved a mountian, slayed demons, fight an entire army, set fire to a city with his tail, all to let the enemy know how bad azz his king was, not that he could not do everything himself.
Feed the multitude with five loaves and fishes? Water into wine?
Please...I went ah wedding the other day and I swear the caterer and barman did the same thing.
biblicalgeology.net wrote:Where did all the water go?
by Tas Walker
If the whole world was once covered with water during Noah’s Flood, where has it all gone?
Even if the glaciers and ice caps melted the oceans would only rise some 70 meters, yet Mt Everest rises 8848 meters above sea level.
But we don’t need any more water to cover the earth. There is already enough.
This hypsographic chart illustrates that if the ocean basins were pushed up 5 km and the mountains shaved off, water from the oceans would cover all the earth. Such tectonic movements seem huge to us, but compared with the radius of the earth, (6378 km), the movement is tiny, only 0.1%.
Water doesn’t cover the globe at present because the earth’s surface is uneven. The ocean basins sit low and the continents sit high. Some mountains are especially high and some ocean trenches are very deep.
However, if the earth’s surface was even there is enough water in the oceans to cover the globe to a depth of 2.7 km.
This suggests that, during the Flood, the ocean floor moved vertically relative to the continents.
In the first half, the pre-Flood ocean basins rose and the pre-Flood continents eroded down until water covered everything.
Then, in the second half of the Flood, other parts of the earth’s crust sank. The water flowed off our continents into new ocean basins. Movement of the earth’s crust at this time also pushed up new mountain ranges, including the one that is home to Mt Everest.
So where did all the water go? It is in the ocean.
wtf? 
glennj wrote:thanks.point well taken and i hope that we also know that there are alot of stuff that scientists cant even begin to fathom.
if as razkal quoted is that where the water went?where did it come from?
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