Did the great flood and Noah's ark really happen?
Did the great flood and Noah's ark really happen?
Luis Morris
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Jacob Hernandez
yes
Jeremiah Parker
yes but with the caveat that it is translated a few hundred times in a game of intergenerational telephonetics.
Chase White
depends, do you trust jews?
Juan Rogers
This.
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Brody Smith
The massive scouring marks on the Mediterranean seabed south of Italy say "yes"
Carter Jackson
Oliver Anderson
Yes. Even (((science))) says it happened.
Brody Anderson
Pre-Flood atmosphere allowed giant dragonflies to exist. Impossible with our current atmospheric makeup. Giant insects = giant reptiles
James Kelly
Yes, but it was a different planet. The size specifications of the ark are consistent with a generational interplanetary vessel, carrying life to another world. The 'Doves' are probes sent ahead to various planets that were seeded by the same original civilization long before.
Asher Diaz
It’s still more believable than evolution. / the Big Bang.
Eli Torres
Mason Torres
Hudson Lewis
BASED fpbp
Justin Foster
Happens all the time. Check out Doggerland, or the origins of Poseidon.
Adrian Adams
>no
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John Brown
Juan Smith
No idea. I wasn’t there.
Jason Kelly
>muh Jewish fairy tales
Plagiarized from Babylonian myth, which may have had a basis in fact, but as they're told by baby-cutting child-sacrificers? No.
Jonathan Edwards
Jackson Campbell
The antediluvian persons who lived for centuries were the product of many eugenics generations and total eradication of disease, and halting of aging. Unfortunately, not all of that information was brought on the ark. Noah's children and their offspring ended up living longer than most, before settling down to the ~100 year lifespan of today.
David Cruz
Yeah they've found loads of lenses that magnify up to 40x, thousands, upon thousands of years old, no idea which civilization made them. Or how to translate this text.
We keep rediscovering the same shit.
Ian Barnes
So everyone comes from incest
Sebastian Brown
Yes. Thank you for your question.
Nolan Thomas
Yes, if you think otherwise, you are a heretic and deserve the wrath of the Lord
Ryan White
The "Great Deluge" of the biblical text is just a retelling of the text from ancient Mesopotamia with Utnatpishtim and the Preserver of Life boat.
The tale relates a deluge that destroyed most of civilization around 12,000 years ago.
It's still unknown exactly what triggered it but it seems to be related to the sun - quite possibly something like a micro-nova or extreme geomagnetic event that caused the planets rotation to be heavily effected, resulting in the flood from a catastrophic sloshback tsunami and pic related.
Jaxon Long
>Game of telephone
Nah, each version of the English Bible is translated from the same greek and hebrew, albeit different manuscripts.
Jacob Ramirez
CIA spent a good portion of 1967 researching this geomagnetic event (right before going to the Moon in 69 and finding evidence of nuclear glass on the surface there to match the Sun-involvement hypothesis).
Specifically involved looking at and potentially excavating in secret part of the Richat structure.
Documents can be easily searched on FOIA archives.
Caleb Brown
Yes, human coexisted with dinosaurs until the flood which was the extinction event
Juan Hughes
yes of course, but where do the words come from first, they weren't invented yet.
Camden Diaz
And of course the Richat is the most likely candidate as being the origin point/capital city location of the Empire that was destroyed in said cataclysm.
This is not to say that the Richat was made by human hands, but a city did once exist upon it because of its access to fertile farmland in near infinite abundance, perfect defensible position and fantastic climate at the time, which dwindled into the Sahara we know today over the last 12,000 years:
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Samuel Wood
That is retarded. You can't even read the Tablets. You can only "confirm" what they say with stories written hundreds of years after Christ. People like you don't read books, you just magnify points of friction.
Parker Adams
>It's still unknown exactly what triggered it
No it’s not. It was a series of comet impacts from a thick filament of the Taurid meteor stream.
Landon Cruz
A man named Father Crespi made good friends with the people in Ecuador, and eventually they started bringing him artifacts from a cave to his absolute delight. They eventually started mixing in forgeries of their own which are easily spotted, because they brought Crespi so much joy and the locals wanted to give the joy they felt at his kindness back to him.
A lot of those artifacts went missing in a fire that it's well known the Vatican had a good hand in investigating, as well as the cave they supposedly came from (Tayos cave/Oilbird cave) with Neil Armstong tagging along for a large expedition.
Artifacts recovered show telltale signs of cultural significance that is identical for Mesopotamian/Egyptian culture, but seems to predate both.
That doesn't explain renowned plasma physicist Anthony Peratts work that matches the glyphs found all over the world dating from around 12,000 years ago known as the "Squatter Man".
Wyatt James
even le science le says that the great flood happened.
you'd think with all of the evidence from shit that happened in the bible, people would be less retarded and actually start believing it
but nope, we live in clown world.