True Science Confirms The Account Of Noah's Ark In The Word Of God [Spirituality & Religion]

@tallpowerhouseblonde It was very fortunate that all 10 million species on Earth lived within walking distance of Noah’s house 😀

@newjaninev2 So do you believe in a beginning? You seem to not want to answer that. How about information. Where does it come from?

@newjaninev2 Sweet water fish just had to evolve after all the salt water went away.

@tallpowerhouseblonde [quote]Noah's ark is more than simply wrong it does not even make sense.[/quote]

Whether it makes sense to you or not is of no consequence. The fact that it took place is what matters.

@GodSpeed63 Yeah, you kinda have to go to the point where things don't have to make sense at all to believe the script and call it fact. That's for sure.

@tallpowerhouseblonde I agree with you that the story in the Bible doesn’t make a lot of sense, but there was a flood although not a world wide one. It is possible that there was some kind of boat, the story must have come from somewhere. There wouldn’t be any remains if it was made of wood, this was 20000 years before Jesus

@Ian123 Where did you get the 20,000 years before Jesus from? Curious.

[@Sorry 😀 I meant 2000 years 👍

@newjaninev2 Excellent point I had not thought of that.I'm still laughing at your reply.😁

@GodSpeed63 It didn't take place.Simple as.

@Ian123 I hope you are not an accountant.The right numbers of zeros is important.

@Kwek00 Maybe the ark fell off the edge of our flat earth after the floods and was lost to history.

Sorry have already apologised to someone else. I meant 2000 years 😀

@Ian123 I did see that before.

@tallpowerhouseblonde Nah, it rested on the mountains of Ararat (8:4).

[quote][b]8:1[/b] But God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and the livestock that were with him in the ark, and he sent a wind over the earth, and the waters receded. [b]2[/b] Now the springs of the deep and the floodgates of the heavens had been closed, and the rain had stopped falling from the sky. [b]3[/b] The water receded steadily from the earth. At the end of the hundred and fifty days the water had gone down, [b]4[/b] [b]and on the seventeenth day of the seventh month the ark came to rest on the [u]mountains of Ararat[/u][/b]. [b]5[/b] The waters continued to recede until the tenth month, and on the first day of the tenth month the tops of the mountains became visible.[/quote]


Which is apperently a region in eastern Turkey, southern Russia, and northwestern Iran.

@tallpowerhouseblonde [quote]It didn't take place.Simple as.[/quote]

Prove it.

[quote]Maybe the ark fell off the edge of our flat earth after the floods and was lost to history.[/quote]

You actually believe in a flat earth?

@GodSpeed63 [quote]believe in a flat earth[/quote]

The bible describes it as flat, doesn’t it?

@newjaninev2 [quote]The bible describes it as flat, doesn’t it?[/quote]

No. The Word of God describes the earth as being round.

@GodSpeed63 Where is that?

@newjaninev2 Don't worry toots you can deny your Biblical ignorance in the morning. You deny all your ignorance. You are Cleopatra queen of denial. BTW you still haven't answered about the beginning or where information comes from. I suppose being as devoid of information as you makes that hard to answer.

@GodSpeed63 The emphasis is on you to prove it as you are making the claim Noah's Ark is real not me.Supply actual evidence not quotes from the bible.Maybe I should claim James Bond is real because books have been wrote about him.
I don't believe the earth is flat I decided to post a reply that was as nonsensical as yours.

@Kwek00 " ... the Iraq, everywhere, such as ... "

@GodSpeed63 [quote]describes the earth as being round[/quote]

Is it round... or circular?

@newjaninev2 You need a better comedy writer. Your wit is witless. Don't worry toots you can deny this in the morning. You do it all the time. You are Cleopatra the queen of denial. So still no idea of how things got started? How about information? Any ideas yet?

@newjaninev2 [quote]Is it round... or circular?[/quote]

Both.