Dinos in the Ark?

dad · Jan 3, 2006

I used to assume there was dinos in the ark.

I now lean to land dinos being not on the ark, but am not sure. I think the reason many try to get them in the ark is flood geology, where too much credit is given to the effects of the flood.

Loudmouth · Jan 3, 2006

dad said:
I used to assume there was dinos in the ark.

I now lean to land dinos being not on the ark, but am not sure. I think the reason many try to get them in the ark is flood geology, where too much credit is given to the effects of the flood.

What Ark?

Praxiteles · Jan 3, 2006

This one.

An it *is* a dinosaur.

Frumious Bandersnatch · Jan 3, 2006

I know this has been posted before but I just love it.

Nathan Poe · Jan 3, 2006

dad said:
I used to assume there was dinos in the ark.

I now lean to land dinos being not on the ark, but am not sure. I think the reason many try to get them in the ark is flood geology, where too much credit is given to the effects of the flood.

If they weren't on the Ark, then you need to concede that Noah failed the task given to him by God.

[BIBLE]Genesis 7:2[/BIBLE]

Any particular reason that dinos don't count?

Praxiteles · Jan 3, 2006

Nathan Poe said:
Any particular reason that dinos don't count?

Not enough fingers or toes?

Frumious Bandersnatch · Jan 3, 2006

There were three arks. The one with the maruspials went to Australia and the one with dinosaurs sank.

dad · Jan 3, 2006

Nathan Poe said:
If they weren't on the Ark, then you need to concede that Noah failed the task given to him by God.

Genesis 7:2Of every clean beast thou shalt take to thee by sevens, the male and his female: and of beasts that are not clean by two, the male and his female.

Any particular reason that dinos don't count?

What if they were extinct as far as land dinos by then?

dad · Jan 3, 2006

Frumious Bandersnatch said:
There were three arks. The one with the maruspials went to Australia and the one with dinosaurs sank.

But it seems there may not have been dinos at the time, land dinos that is. I already explained a possibility for the marupials before. The split of the continents, and in the pre split world, so the heat was a piece of cake.
There is always hyper evolution, which could be a factor, but maybe not, depends if there is a history of marsupials pre flood in the same area.

Frumious Bandersnatch · Jan 3, 2006

dad said:
But it seems there may not have been dinos at the time, land dinos that is. I already explained a possibility for the marupials before.

You didn't explain anything with your dad hoc irrationalization.

The split of the continents, and in the pre split world, so the heat was a piece of cake.

No the heat would have baked the earth like a cake, a very badly burned cake.

There is always hyper evolution, which could be a factor, but maybe not, depends if there is a history of marsupials pre flood in the same area.

Another irrationalization courtesy of dad the absurd.

F.B.

dad · Jan 3, 2006

Frumious Bandersnatch said:
Frumious Bandersnatch said:

You didn't explain anything with your dad hoc irrationalization.

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Did to.

No the heat would have baked the earth like a cake, a very badly burned cake.
Another irrationalization courtesy of dad the absurd.

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It wasn't a PO oven. In a merged world, it is different. Very different, which is why assuming sameness as you do gives such wonky answers!
The merged world allows a water layer above the earth, material from earth reaching space, water from the flood being taken off earth via space, hyper evolution, continental movements, and other things that make the flood very real, and the PO past very fake.

Frumious Bandersnatch · Jan 3, 2006

dad said:
Did to.

It wasn't a PO oven. In a merged world, it is different. Very different, which is why assuming sameness as you do gives such wonky answers!
The merged world allows a water layer above the earth, material from earth reaching space, water from the flood being taken off earth via space, hyper evolution, continental movements, and other things that make the flood very real, and the PO past very fake.

Click to expand...

Here is a post that really summarizes how far dad's desperate fantasies have taken him from reality.

Then again I still think he may just be kidding us and doing a great job of making YEC look really, really stupid.

F.B.

Nathan Poe · Jan 3, 2006

dad said:
It wasn't a PO oven. In a merged world, it is different. Very different, which is why assuming sameness as you do gives such wonky answers!
The merged world allows a water layer above the earth, material from earth reaching space, water from the flood being taken off earth via space, hyper evolution, continental movements, and other things that make the flood very real, and the PO past very fake.

I was wondering how long it would take you to ramble off into your disjointed blather about a Merged Universe where the rules are written in pencil -- and where you hold the eraser.

Phred · Jan 3, 2006

dad said:
I used to assume there was dinos in the ark.

I now lean to land dinos being not on the ark, but am not sure. I think the reason many try to get them in the ark is flood geology, where too much credit is given to the effects of the flood.

There is no evidence for an ark and no evidence that there was a global flood. This post is pointless.

Frumious Bandersnatch · Jan 3, 2006

Nathan Poe said:
I was wondering how long it would take you to ramble off into your disjointed blather about a Merged Universe where the rules are written in pencil -- and where you hold the eraser.

There is really is no point in trying to argue with dad. He lives in his own fantasy world and just makes up whatever nonsense he needs on the spot to irrationalize away all those inconvenient facts that falsify his wierd fantasies.

F.B.

Nathan Poe · Jan 3, 2006

Frumious Bandersnatch said:
Here is a post that really summarizes how far dad's desperate fantasies have taken him from reality.

Then again I still think he may just be kidding us and doing a great job of making YEC look really, really stupid.

F.B.

Ah, but I already officially declared Poe's Law on him:
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=20902437#post20902437

dad · Jan 3, 2006

Nathan Poe said:
I was wondering how long it would take you to ramble off into your disjointed blather about a Merged Universe where the rules are written in pencil -- and where you hold the eraser.

It comes in handy when they bring up the imaginary Po past, and it's silly gloom and doom they love to preach.

dad · Jan 3, 2006

Frumious Bandersnatch said:
There is really is no point in trying to argue with dad. He lives in his own fantasy world and just makes up whatever nonsense he needs on the spot to irrationalize away all those inconvenient facts that falsify his wierd fantasies.

F.B.

Trumping your outdated PO fantasies is not something you like done, I know. But you are powerless to do anything about it! You are no match for someone with two legs to stand on.

dad · Jan 3, 2006

Nathan Poe said:
Ah, but I already officially declared Poe's Law on him:
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=20902437#post20902437[/QUOTE]
Let's see, poster named Poe, so called law called Poe's law, coincidence? There are higher truths than your morbid imagination, and higher laws than the ones you make up, believe it or not. Just as there is a higher existance than the PO. WE will not be held hostage by your PO law any more!

RightWingGirl · Jan 3, 2006

dad said:
But it seems there may not have been dinos at the time, land dinos that is. I already explained a possibility for the marupials before. The split of the continents, and in the pre split world, so the heat was a piece of cake.
There is always hyper evolution, which could be a factor, but maybe not, depends if there is a history of marsupials pre flood in the same area.

What makes you think that Dino's weren't in the ark? The Bible never said the animals that were taken were full-grown animals, and it is easy for an animal to become extinct.

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