"Yes, I agree. Just because Genesis doesn't mention specific atmospheric activity prior to the flood, doesn't mean that activity was not happening. Absence of evidence in Genesis is not evidence of absence. What I think we need to specify…"
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Differences in mountain erosion
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Hi Everyone! My question is regarding the erosion differences between the Appalachian mountain range and the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The Appalachians are much more eroded than the Sierras. Now…Continue
Tags: erosion, mountains, nevada, sierra, appalachian
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Brenneman Mar 22.
Stupid Desert People
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Whenever talking about the Bible with a skeptic I often get the old fashion "I don't believe in a book written by ancient stupid desert people" line. And though I many approaches for handling this…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Danika Sheree Tolbert Mar 14.
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A group for individuals who are passionately learning to defend the accuracy of the Holy Bible. Our goal is be a light in the darkness and to fight for those who do not yet believe.The Master Books Bible Defenders Review Team will host this group and provide resource reviews, author interviews, and more. Their purpose is to help you find the books, dvds, curriculum you need to learn, teach, defend and share the Truth.See More
"Hey Norm, how ya been man?
You might find some answers here: http://matthew2262.wordpress.com/2011/05/22/human-and-chimp-dna/
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-Matt"
"In my opinion there would have to be a degree of rainstorms, thunder, lightning, ect because those anomalies are the results of atmospheric activity. Which by simple law of physics would have to have taken place prior to the flood. Now I think the…"
Jim Brenneman replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"Mountains formed at the end of the flood, and in the centuries following in different ways - some were large sections of crust buckling upward, others we areas of land being pleated or folded while still in a plastic state, and then too there are…"
Matthias Wirsich replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"Dear Tim, these boulders or rocks are near to the top of the mountain in a area , were is no big differnece of altitude. There are no physikal force to let them fall down. ( Like in the video shown ) .
I also wonder , that these boulder- areas are…"
Tim Helble replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"Boulders have a way of falling down hillsides, even today (literally) - see http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/21/boulder-crushes-2-cars-house_n_1370654.html?ref=weird-news
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Robert Byers replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"All mountains of today are probably just from the events of the flood year or later events.
In fact I say there was great sudden mountain creation a few centuries after the flood to account for events that included the great fossil creation post…"
"Wow, thank you for sharing Matthias.
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"Great posts everyone... not sure about that tangent though. I think the whole evolution outlook on the day plants were created is irrelevant. Doesn't matter whether the plants had to sustain without the sun for one day or a few million years.…"
Matthias Wirsich replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"I am also thinking about erosion and great flood here in Germany. Here some pictures of my today excursion nearby Heidelberg Southern Germany . I was hiking over huge block rocks and was wondering about how this huge rocks landed in this forest…"
"Thank you Tim and Colin :-)"
Tim Helble replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"Hi Mathew and Colin,
It's actually a much more complicated situation than you might initially think. For one, there are places in the Sierras which receive more average annual precipitation than any place in the Appalachians (See map…"
Colin Newton replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"You seem to have asked something that's a bit too specific and specialised for this forum. Maybe we can figure a possible answer out from general principles though. To try to start the ball rolling: firstly I think we would agree…"
Danika Sheree Tolbert replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Stupid Desert People'"I would like to add that you might want to get their definition of stupid or ignorant. In encountering these objections there does seem to be the belief that our ancestors were primitive. This can often be countered by citing developed languages…"
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- Hello, my name is Matt and I've been a Christian for 5 years, but only accepted a Creationist perspective 2 years after becoming Christian. I was raised in So Cal, and am moving to Central Cal in a month, naturally because of the demographics here the majority of people I associate with are not Christian, and even those that are have very liberal and compromising beliefs. My hope is to learn as much about the authenticity of the creation account because I believe it is one of the major factors that turns people off to Christ.
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- At 8:37am on August 9, 2011,
Jennifer O. White said… - Welcome Matthew. We are glad to have you in the community wiht us.
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