A short explaination of the human-nature

[Derf]

Abject nonsense. The point being made is that all dates would be the same. Not variable over tens of of thousands of years. But identical because everything died at the same time.

Are you seriously suggesting that the earth's magnetic field changed so much over a period of a few days that one sample would age around two thousand years and another at a few million?

I'm merely suggesting possible reasons why C14 dates might not show line up like you think they should in a flood scenario, or why flood-deaths wouldn't date near the same time as near post-flood deaths. There is evidence that something changed in our climate (rainbows) and lifespans of humans from texts that have shown themselves to be historically accurate in other ways (where thay can be and have been verified). Why not believe them in the ways we haven't yet been able to verify? At least to the point of considering what they say, even if you're not ready to fully believe.

I have better things that to do with my time than to respond to such blatant nonsense. Pester someone else with this scientifically illiterate fantasy.

Nor does it seem you want to deal with anything that goes against your mythology. I presented evidence that you asked for, showing that dinosaur fossils do indeed date to the same range of time as mammoth fossils, and you walk away in a huff.

 

[Bradskii]

I'm merely suggesting possible reasons why C14 dates might not show line up like you think they should in a flood scenario, or why flood-deaths wouldn't date near the same time as near post-flood deaths. There is evidence that something changed in our climate (rainbows)...

Your evidence is rainbows?

We're done. Don't expect any further responses to this nonsense.

 

[Derf]

Your evidence is rainbows?

We're done. Don't expect any further responses to this nonsense.

Unless you're willing to consider all sources of evidence, how can you even begin to think scientifically?

 

[rvs]

That's certainly part of it, but the flood story (Noah) is another part. Civilization seems to start up right about where the Bible says Noah and his family left the ark.

@Derf @common prophets

Were there any poisonous snakes present during the flood, and what are the circumstances surrounding the events in Jalore, India? How would this show evidence in the Bible when in Jalore, India, this flood was local? Also, how has this shown explanations of human nature when dealing with flooding? What is human nature when there's this word nature? What is nature?

 

[common prophets]

@Derf @common prophets

Were there any poisonous snakes present during the flood, and what are the circumstances surrounding the events in Jalore, India? How would this show evidence in the Bible when in Jalore, India, this flood was local? Also, how has this shown explanations of human nature when dealing with flooding? What is human nature when there's this word nature? What is nature?

When it is said that civilization starts after Noah, what it means is that during the local flood these particular people made their heroic response and decided to migrate in various directions so that they would not be affected by the flood again. And these, sons and grandsons of Noah they formed new civilizations. Hence it is said that civilization starts. But technically speaking civilization started before Noah’s flood because Noah made the ark and the ark could only be made in a civilization where carpentry and other trades were known.

 

[Derf]

@Derf @common prophets

Were there any poisonous snakes present during the flood,

If there were, they weren't for long unless on the ark.

and what are the circumstances surrounding the events in Jalore, India?

Can you offer more detail's about this? I don't know what events you are referring to.

How would this show evidence in the Bible when in Jalore, India, this flood was local? Also, how has this shown explanations of human nature when dealing with flooding? What is human nature when there's this word nature? What is nature?

Human nature is essentially what it includes to be human. Generally that includes things like intelligence, having 10 fingers and toes, walking upright, language, etc. Why do you ask?

 

[rvs]

Can you offer more detail's about this? I don't know what events you are referring to.

@common prophets @Derf

In reference to:

Were there any poisonous snakes present during the flood, and what are the circumstances surrounding the events in Jalore, India? How would this show evidence in the Bible when in Jalore, India, this flood was local? Also, how has this shown explanations of human nature when dealing with flooding? What is human nature when there's this word nature? What is nature?

Topic of thread: A short explaination of the human-nature under History & Genealogy

My reply. The Meena community keeps telling their past story about a local flood In Jalore India.

The Meena Community believes it has descended from this Manu. Vaivaswat Manu or Noah.

The survivors of the flood included Ikshwaku, son of Vaivaswat Manu

@common prophets who is Ikshwaku with in History & Genealogy and @Derf wants to know more about this local flood, can you help me with this and also help me remain on topic.

What all happened from this local flooding and to the Meena community?

Do the Meena community have the R-M124 gene along with the Yadavas and Karmali tribes and the Jews?

 

[Astrid]

Unless you're willing to consider all sources of evidence, how can you even begin to think scientifically?

" all sources".
Seriously?

 

[Derf]

" all sources".
Seriously?

Are you seriously wanting a reply?