Despite all the overwhelming impossibilities (placement of animals on all continents, thousands of different beetle species, all types of plants staying alive through the flood, etc), some people claim there really was a fellow named Noah who really did build a giant boat.
Furthermore, some (no, not all), claim that there is proof. That the ark exists in the mountains of Turkey. My question is in regards to this claim:
Can you name one single other structure made of wood that is five thousand years old? Four thousand? Two thousand? Five hundred? Why would Noah's Ark survive at least ten times longer than virtually all other wooden structures?
2007-10-25
19:55:10
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David V
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Auburngirlsc - What kind of wood was it built out of?
Also, we construct many things - even things to further God's bidding (churches being a prime example)...why don't these things last as long?
2007-10-25
20:02:20 ·
update #1
Petrified wood is certainly an interesting theory. Unfortunately, petrification only occurs when the wood is completely buried underground, with "mineral-rich water" flowing through it.
The dry mountainous region of Turkey seems not to be like the ideal conditions for such a process. Then there's the question of how would it become unearthed?
I'm not picking apart your argument, because honestly, I hadn't thought of that - I'm simply trying to explore the feasibility of it.
2007-10-25
20:21:09 ·
update #2