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Originally posted by RJHindsI stopped as soon as he said two of each animal. Apparently he doesn't know the bible that well either.
Noah's flood
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Originally posted by RBHILLAnd, of course, baby elephants and baby lions from Africa, baby kangaroos from Australia, etc.
One thing about the ark you would take the baby animals and not the adult animals. So for example kittens were on the ark and not cats. Same thing with puppies and not grown up dogs.
Originally posted by CalJustDon't forget all the baby dinosaurs and Sauropods, Tricerotops, velociraptors, pterodactyls, and that feathered dino the Chinese just discovered. I think the Ark is not going to hold even babies at this point. BTW, with all those species, how do you feed them with only 8 or ten people?
And, of course, baby elephants and baby lions from Africa, baby kangaroos from Australia, etc.
With picnic lunches for the (rather long) way through hostile and alien habitats.
Btw, I checked the answeringenesis website for their take on this problem, and (rather predictably) their solution is: Well, since God said it, he must have had a way to do it, even if we can't figure out how!
And after that, of course, for the long hike back...
Originally posted by checkbaiterI am an atheist not because of anything particular in the Bible. However, I do have to point out that I find the whole Noah story to be unbelievable not because of the specific number of Sheep that got in the ark, but the whole concept of a global flood and all the animals in the world somehow fitting on a single boat, and then later getting back to their homes in various parts of the globe and somehow successfully breeding. Just about everything in the story violates what any reasonably well educated person knows about the world. Exactly how many sheep? Irrelevant.
there are well-meaning people who doubt the Bible because they heard someone say, “The Bible says…” when in fact the Bible does not say that at all.
Originally posted by RBHILLSince checkbaiter insists on details here are some quick questions for you:
One thing about the ark you would take the baby animals and not the adult animals. So for example kittens were on the ark and not cats. Same thing with puppies and not grown up dogs.
Originally posted by checkbaiterYou should have continued with the video because you missed the whole point. This video was not about how many animals were on the ark, but about geological evidence for Noah's worldwide flood.
I stopped as soon as he said two of each animal. Apparently he doesn't know the bible that well either.
Although ungodly people may have a hard time seeing the blessing in God’s commands, there is another scenario that must be considered: there are well-meaning people who doubt the Bible because they heard someone say, “The Bible says…” when in fact t ...[text shortened]... o taken on the Ark (Gen. 7:3-AMP). It was the “unclean” animals that came on by twos (Gen. 7:2).
Originally posted by CalJustThis guy has a good explantion for that on another video, but this video was only to provide evidence that there was a worldwide flood like Noah's flood.
And, of course, baby elephants and baby lions from Africa, baby kangaroos from Australia, etc.
With picnic lunches for the (rather long) way through hostile and alien habitats.
Btw, I checked the answeringenesis website for their take on this problem, and (rather predictably) their solution is: Well, since God said it, he must have had a way to do it, ...[text shortened]... t figure out how!
This will satisfy Sunday school kids, but don't call it Creation "Science".
Originally posted by sonhouseThe ark would have plenty of room for extra animals.
Don't forget all the baby dinosaurs and Sauropods, Tricerotops, velociraptors, pterodactyls, and that feathered dino the Chinese just discovered. I think the Ark is not going to hold even babies at this point. BTW, with all those species, how do you feed them with only 8 or ten people?
Originally posted by twhiteheadThis video answers how long the flood lasted. But you can easily find that information in the Genesis. I found the other answer on the kittens here:
Since checkbaiter insists on details here are some quick questions for you:
How long was the flood?
How long to kittens take to grow up?
In general, a kitten is considered an adult cat when it reaches 1 year of age, but your cat may not actually be fully grown at this point. Kittens typically reach a length and weight close to their full-grown size by 9 to 12 months of age. After the 1-year mark, most cats continue to grow at a much slower rate until at least 18 months of age. Large breeds, such as Maine coon cats, typically take even longer to grow to their full size. These cats may not be fully grown until they reach 2 to 4 years of age.
Originally posted by RJHindsSorry, but I am not interested in your videos or reading Genesis. The fact that you couldn't post it here suggests you don't know the answer despite claiming it is available in two places. What I really wanted to know was whether or not RBHILL knows the answer.
This video answers how long the flood lasted. But you can easily find that information in the Genesis.
Originally posted by RJHindsNo there is not.
but this video was only to provide evidence that there was a worldwide flood like Noah's flood.