Taking Questions on the Creation

[Tinker Grey]

Duly noted.

Have a good day.

 

[Nathan Poe]

T. Rex wasn't on the Ark, in my opinion, his kind was.

So, would that meant that after the flood, his "kind" super-hyperevolved into all species of carnivorous dinos, or just into T-Rexes?

 

[AV1611VET]

So, would that meant that after the flood, his "kind" super-hyperevolved into all species of carnivorous dinos, or just into T-Rexes?

That could mean that T. Rex lived just prior to the Flood. I don't think a Dalmation was on the Ark, but its kind was.

 

[Nathan Poe]

That could mean that T. Rex lived just prior to the Flood. I don't think a Dalmation was on the Ark, but its kind was.

It could mean That T-Rexes were all yellow with purple spots, but that's not my question. If the T-Rex "kind" was on the Ark, what became of it after the flood?

 

[AV1611VET]

If the T-Rex "kind" was on the Ark, what became of it after the flood?

Now I don't understand what your asking. The dinosaur kinds that disembarked the Ark after the Flood lived their lives and died --- probably in the Ice Age that immediately followed. Maybe they lived about a thousand years afterward, then died out.

 

[Nathan Poe]

Now I don't understand what your asking. The dinosaur kinds that disembarked the Ark after the Flood lived their lives and died --- probably in the Ice Age that immediately followed.

What "Ice Age that immediately followed"?

Maybe they lived about a thousand years afterward, then died out.

And maybe they were all yellow with purple spots.
Maybe Moses got eaten by one.
Maybe Jesus rode one into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, and the Bible was mistranslated.

Got anything to support anything here, AV, or is this just totally random guesswork at this point?

 

[AV1611VET]

Got anything to support anything here, AV, or is this just totally random guesswork at this point?

It's educated guesswork --- which is more than what you have.

 

[Split Rock]

Now I don't understand what your asking. The dinosaur kinds that disembarked the Ark after the Flood lived their lives and died --- probably in the Ice Age that immediately followed. Maybe they lived about a thousand years afterward, then died out.

Where does the Bible mention the Ice Age that immediately followed The Flood, again? My KJV Bible doesn't seem to have that part.

 

[AV1611VET]

Where does the Bible mention the Ice Age that immediately followed The Flood, again?

It doesn't.

 

[Nathan Poe]

It's educated guesswork --- which is more than what you have.

Ooo.... zing!

So, where's your "education" on the recent ice age? Remember, you've got less than 6,000 years to fit it in -- when was that again?

 

[Nathan Poe]

It doesn't.

Odd that your "Author" chose to omit that, isn't it? if the whole point of Noah's floating menagerie was to save the animals from extinction, why leave out the very important fact that he failed?

 

[EnemyPartyII]

It doesn't.

o what makes you think there was an ice age?

 

[paug]

Gotta hand it to God tho - sublime organisation skills. First, let's save all the animals w/ Noah. Then, let's induce a massive Ice Age and kill off the ones that might cause AV trouble later on.

 

[Naraoia]

Paug, but if God hadn't killed off all those animals they'd still be with us. Doesn't that mean that they wouldn't cause AV trouble?

 

[AV1611VET]

o what makes you think there was an ice age?

I heard a rumor to that effect --- feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[Naraoia]

I heard a rumor to that effect --- feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

Sure these aren't the "rumours" that speak of multiple ice ages spread throughout the last half of earth history?

 

[AV1611VET]

Sure these aren't the "rumours" that speak of multiple ice ages spread throughout the last half of earth history?

Would this also include the mini ice ages of Napoleon's and Washington's times, et.al.?

 

[Naraoia]

Would this also include the mini ice ages of Napoleon's and Washington's times, et.al.?

Hmm, I wouldn't think so, but then I'm not very familiar with the terminology. AFAIK the mini ice ages weren't as severe as any of the big glaciations (I don't recall that Scotland was covered in kilometres of ice at any point during the past few thousand years)

Anyway, why did you bring up the mini ice ages? I suspect you did it for a reason

 

[AV1611VET]

Hmm, I wouldn't think so, but then I'm not very familiar with the terminology. AFAIK the mini ice ages weren't as severe as any of the big glaciations (I don't recall that Scotland was covered in kilometres of ice at any point during the past few thousand years)

Anyway, why did you bring up the mini ice ages? I suspect you did it for a reason

According to a recent program on the History Channel, the Spanish Armada was defeated by sailing into, and trying to avoid, an ice storm generated by a mini ice age.

When the Water Canopy was broken up and rained on the earth in Noah's time, the earth took on a whole new climate --- and the early years would have generated a massive Ice Age on the earth that the animals that disembarked couldn't handle.

Noah didn't just get off the Ark and continue living the way he used to. There was a whole new world out there.

 

[MoonLancer]

Noah didn't just get off the Ark and continue living the way he used to. There was a whole new world out there.

how did tropical animals and insects live then? also, does it say in the bible that the climate changed in the way you say it did?