Acording to some who answered in my last questions, it was stated that Noah's global flood is believed to have occured between the years 2657 - 2300 bce. it is also believed that the flood was powerful enough to carve geological features such as America's Grand Canyon.
If that is to be believed, how do literalists explain Ancient Egypt?
*There is no disruption in their recorded civilization.
*There is no disruption in the Dynastic records of the Egyptian Pharaohs
*Construction of the first Pyramid at the Giza complex commenced in 2630 bce
*The height of pyramid construction was between 2500 - 2400 bce
If a Great Flood wiped out the Earth's population and carved canyons, why was the Egyptian civilization un phased, unintereupted and how did the Pyrimids survive when the flood thousands of Cubic miles of Earh in the Grand Canyon?
I'm just wondering how you reconcile that.
2007-06-29
06:16:55
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I asked literalists for a date of the flood:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070629093257AAZ5kpb&pa=FYd1D2bwHTHwLLlnF.48RnKumcHwg9ALtR30H56RaC6Fdw--&paid=asked&msgr_status=
Some seem to think the flood happened between 2500 - 2300 bce:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3rd_millennium_BC#Events
If my dates are wrong, provide me with new dates.
NIjg: I know you say 3500-3000, but you seem to be the only one, I had to go with the majority. But the argument would be the same.
2007-06-29
06:25:33 ·
update #1
nijg: I'd also add this isn't a matter of carbon dating. These dates were extrapolated from Egyptian records well before radio metric dating was discovered.
2007-06-29
06:29:57 ·
update #2