06 Aug 17
Originally posted by @moonbusEven though it's a replica of the ark. They get to see what it might've been like. Just like going to Jerusalem and Israel and walking around in a tour that's tangible evidence and that will help peoples faith a lot.
What might be tangible evidence?
06 Aug 17
Originally posted by @rbhillHow do we know that it resembles the Ark at all?
Even though it's a replica of the ark. They get to see what it might've been like. Just like going to Jerusalem and Israel and walking around in a tour that's tangible evidence and that will help peoples faith a lot.
We've seen paintings of the Ark, but these are painted much much later.
How do we really know, are we just guessing?
Originally posted by @fabianfnasHow do we know what dinosaurs look like, someone puts together a few fossils, tells an
How do we know that it resembles the Ark at all?
We've seen paintings of the Ark, but these are painted much much later.
How do we really know, are we just guessing?
artist what they think they would look like, and he draws a picture, makes movie and now
everyone knows *they seen the pictures* what a dinosaur looks like.
We also know *we saw the picture* what the ate, how they acted, blaa blaa blas.
Originally posted by @kellyjay😲 wow
How do we know what dinosaurs look like, someone puts together a few fossils, tells an
artist what they think they would look like, and he draws a picture, makes movie and now
everyone knows *they seen the pictures* what a dinosaur looks like.
We also know *we saw the picture* what the ate, how they acted, blaa blaa blas.
06 Aug 17
Originally posted by @kellyjayBefore you articulate your uninformed opinion you might engage your brain and actually research how it is determined what dinosaurs looked like, how they moved, and what they ate. Your post is just plain ignorant. 🙄
How do we know what dinosaurs look like, someone puts together a few fossils, tells an artist what they think they would look like, and he draws a picture, makes movie and now everyone knows *they seen the pictures* what a dinosaur looks like.
We also know *we saw the picture* what the ate, how they acted, blaa blaa blas.
06 Aug 17
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Originally posted by @caissad4Please tell us, all about this process. When fossils are found they don't always come
Before you articulate your uninformed opinion you might engage your brain and actually research how it is determined what dinosaurs looked like, how they moved, and what they ate. Your post is just plain ignorant. 🙄
completely intact, but that doesn't stop people from forming an opinion on what they must
have looked like. Even if a fossil is found completely intact, that does not give us a clear
or a fuzzy picture of what they looked like, outside of the skeleton form it had, even there
if the fossils are not laid out perfectly for all we know there could be two different species
fossils mixed up in one place. Yet when they start going through the pieces it is then this
looks like it could have been attached to that, they could get all the pieces laid out as if
they were one, who is going to correct them?
Who is going to know if they made a mistake, NO ONE HAS SEEN ONE ALIVE, that
is alive today.
06 Aug 17
Originally posted by @caissad4How do you even know what they actually look like people might want to create this to make money.
Before you articulate your uninformed opinion you might engage your brain and actually research how it is determined what dinosaurs looked like, how they moved, and what they ate. Your post is just plain ignorant. 🙄
07 Aug 17
Originally posted by @kellyjayThat wins 'funniest post of the day' for sure.
How do we know what dinosaurs look like, someone puts together a few fossils, tells an
artist what they think they would look like, and he draws a picture, makes movie and now
everyone knows *they seen the pictures* what a dinosaur looks like.
We also know *we saw the picture* what the ate, how they acted, blaa blaa blas.
07 Aug 17
Originally posted by @fabianfnasThey got measures from the bible but yes. Just guessing.
How do we know that it resembles the Ark at all?
We've seen paintings of the Ark, but these are painted much much later.
How do we really know, are we just guessing?
07 Aug 17
Originally posted by @kellyjayDo you have at least a layman's understanding of science, kelly? On one hand scientists are people with all the baggage that entails. But science is always ready to adjust to new information. Always. Bring the facts, scientists sweat over theories to explain them, the theories bring predictions so lets see what happens, and repeat. This is a system that brings results and is always ready to adapt. If it opposes your bible in your view, maybe you need to open your eyes.
Please tell us, all about this process. ...
07 Aug 17
Originally posted by @apathistYes, and science has to as well.
Do you have at least a layman's understanding of science, kelly? On one hand scientists are people with all the baggage that entails. But science is always ready to adjust to new information. Always. Bring the facts, scientists sweat over theories to explain them, the theories bring predictions so lets see what happens, and repeat. This is a system that br ...[text shortened]... always ready to adapt. If it opposes your bible in your view, maybe you need to open your eyes.
07 Aug 17
Originally posted by @apathistPlease, highlight what part of that post do you see me referencing scripture and not a
Do you have at least a layman's understanding of science, kelly? On one hand scientists are people with all the baggage that entails. But science is always ready to adjust to new information. Always. Bring the facts, scientists sweat over theories to explain them, the theories bring predictions so lets see what happens, and repeat. This is a system that br ...[text shortened]... always ready to adapt. If it opposes your bible in your view, maybe you need to open your eyes.
process? If you think I was in error in description of the process highlight that.
07 Aug 17
Originally posted by @proper-knobShow me where I'm wrong.
That wins 'funniest post of the day' for sure.