1. Standard memberRJHinds
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    28 Dec '11 13:22
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    There are always floods. It would take someone with a time machine to prove they all happened at the same time. For instance, I would not be surprise if the the flood that caused the Med (somewhere around 4 million years ago I think) would have been seen by early humans, a flood of monster proportions for sure but that is still not on the level of a biblica ...[text shortened]... ins and where there are mountains now could have been a mile under water 100 million years ago.
    No there were not always floods. At one time it did not even rain.
    The worldwide flood happened when there was only one continent.
    The earth has not existed for a million years, so forget about all the
    crap about this and that happened so many millions of years ago.
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    28 Dec '11 17:412 edits
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    There are always floods. It would take someone with a time machine to prove they all happened at the same time. For instance, I would not be surprise if the the flood that caused the Med (somewhere around 4 million years ago I think) would have been seen by early humans, a flood of monster proportions for sure but that is still not on the level of a biblica ins and where there are mountains now could have been a mile under water 100 million years ago.
    Time machines will never come about, so why ponder on that?
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    28 Dec '11 18:35
    Originally posted by RJHinds
    No there were not always floods. At one time it did not even rain.
    The worldwide flood happened when there was only one continent.
    The earth has not existed for a million years, so forget about all the
    crap about this and that happened so many millions of years ago.
    How quaint. Your atrophy is apparently showing, it must have concentrated on chess and left that much less for other kinds of rational (or otherwise) thoughts, like believing in the idea the entire universe is 6000 some odd years old.

    How you can look at something like the moon and with a straight face assert the Earth is only 7000 years old or so I will never understand.
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    28 Dec '11 20:06
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    How quaint. Your atrophy is apparently showing, it must have concentrated on chess and left that much less for other kinds of rational (or otherwise) thoughts, like believing in the idea the entire universe is 6000 some odd years old.

    How you can look at something like the moon and with a straight face assert the Earth is only 7000 years old or so I will never understand.
    Yes, I guess you probably never will. Sorry about that.
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    29 Dec '11 02:43
    Originally posted by RJHinds
    Yes, I guess you probably never will. Sorry about that.
    I already said that, what is sad is you have your head so far up your bible you can't see reality anymore. I guess maybe it's better that way, you might go insane instead of deluded.
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    29 Dec '11 14:34
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    I already said that, what is sad is you have your head so far up your bible you can't see reality anymore. I guess maybe it's better that way, you might go insane instead of deluded.
    Bobby Fischer became insane because of his disbelief. I am only deluded
    because I believe in the Holy Bible. A much better outcome, Indeed. 😏
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    30 Dec '11 01:14
    Originally posted by RJHinds
    No there were not always floods. At one time it did not even rain.
    The worldwide flood happened when there was only one continent.
    The earth has not existed for a million years, so forget about all the
    crap about this and that happened so many millions of years ago.
    Why would you say there were not always floods? Was there not always water and clouds here? You love to pick and choose your evidence, floods when YOU want them and no floods at any other time. Do you deny there are floods now?

    How do you think the Med got filled? 4 or 5 million years ago there was a natural dam at the Strait of Gibraltar and there was very little water in the Med then. Then through something like a massive earthquake the dam broke loose and water charged into the Med like a hundred Niagra's. It took about a thousand years to fill and if that wasn't a flood I don't know what to call it.
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    30 Dec '11 01:421 edit
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    Why would you say there were not always floods? Was there not always water and clouds here? You love to pick and choose your evidence, floods when YOU want them and no floods at any other time. Do you deny there are floods now?

    How do you think the Med got filled? 4 or 5 million years ago there was a natural dam at the Strait of Gibraltar and there was took about a thousand years to fill and if that wasn't a flood I don't know what to call it.
    The Holy Bible said it had never rained on the earth before the Great flood.
    It says the whole earth was watered by mists from the springs of water
    below ground. There are many floods now, but there will never be another
    flood like the Great flood. The earth had not even been created 4 million
    years ago and everything you have said has no eyewitness proof. Who
    was there to see and report all of this nonsense? I have the eyewitness
    report recorded by a man, who talked to the one that was there in the
    beginning to witness everything that happened. You have only speculations
    and wild guesses.
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    uOriginally posted by RJHinds
    The Holy Bible said it had never rained on the earth before the Great flood.
    It says the whole earth was watered by mists from the springs of water
    below ground. There are many floods now, but there will never be another
    flood like the Great flood. The earth had not even been created 4 million
    years ago and everything you have said has no eyewitness p ...[text shortened]... e
    beginning to witness everything that happened. You have only speculations
    and wild guesses.
    Then how would you explain a pile of dirt from a massive water flow we can readily measure even today near the strait? You figure a mountain of mud compressed now to rock came from what?

    Read this little history of early floods if you dare:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outburst_flood

    BTW, have you ever heard of the Ogallala aquifer?
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    30 Dec '11 04:37
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    Then how would you explain a pile of dirt from a massive water flow we can readily measure even today near the strait? You figure a mountain of mud compressed now to rock came from what?

    Read this little history of early floods if you dare:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outburst_flood

    BTW, have you ever heard of the Ogallala aquifer?
    It all was probably a result of the great flood of Noah's day.
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    30 Dec '11 17:57
    Originally posted by RJHinds
    It all was probably a result of the great flood of Noah's day.
    btw, do believe trees makes a new ring each year?
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    30 Dec '11 18:01
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    btw, do believe trees makes a new ring each year?
    Trees make jewelry?
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    30 Dec '11 20:13
    Originally posted by ChessPraxis
    Trees make jewelry?
    They are used to make totem poles, too. 😉
  14. Standard memberRJHinds
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    30 Dec '11 20:18
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    btw, do believe trees makes a new ring each year?
    Trees do not necessarily make a ring each year.
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    30 Dec '11 20:411 edit
    Originally posted by RJHinds
    Trees do not necessarily make a ring each year.
    But you saw a ring, you could say that represents at least one year's growth?
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