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Flood Evidences — revised

sooda

Veteran Member
So, you do renege. Figures.

How sad that you have such a closed-minded bias against many of your fellow posters, dismissing their statements regarding their dialoguing with these spirits.

That’s quite a few on here!

The JWs have done you a disservice.

The GISP2 Ice Core: Ultimate Proof that Noah’s Flood Was ...
https://www.asa3.org/ASA/PSCF/2003/PSCF12-03Seely.pdf
in the event of a global flood, the ice core is strong evidence that there was no global flood any time in the last 110,000 years. T here is an ice sheet nearly two miles deep covering most of Greenland. Each year snow accumulates on it and presses the layers of snow below into thin-ner layers and into ice. Drilling rigs can cut
 

Audie

Veteran Member
@ Hockeycowboy


Forget about Noah's Ark; There Was No Worldwide Flood
www.bibleinterp.com/articles/flood357903.shtml
Of course if a omnipotent being wanted to flood the earth and then remove all the water they could, but the the question becomes why would such a being remove all evidence of a global flood, and create contrary evidence to make it look like there was no global flood.

You should confront the ignorant liars and con artists at Watch Tower.


In the world of hock there are mammoths still standing
where they were when suddenly frozen.

That proves there was a flood.

Itching ears wanting for idiocy
do read "wathtower" but I think calling
those who purvey such brainless garbage
"artists" is somehow a bit off. :D
 

Audie

Veteran Member
The JWs have done you a disservice.

The GISP2 Ice Core: Ultimate Proof that Noah’s Flood Was ...
https://www.asa3.org/ASA/PSCF/2003/PSCF12-03Seely.pdf
in the event of a global flood, the ice core is strong evidence that there was no global flood any time in the last 110,000 years. T here is an ice sheet nearly two miles deep covering most of Greenland. Each year snow accumulates on it and presses the layers of snow below into thin-ner layers and into ice. Drilling rigs can cut

The creo confronted with facts, illustrated-

r crumb cartoon I must maintain this rigid postre - Google Search:
 

Jose Fly

Fisker of men
So, you do renege. Figures.
Nope, I've maintained the same position throughout. There is always the possibility that those things are real.

How sad that you have such a closed-minded bias against many of your fellow posters, dismissing their statements regarding their dialoguing with these spirits.

That’s quite a few on here!
Pretty sure you do too....unless as I said earlier, you're a polytheist.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
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Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
The JWs have done you a disservice.

The GISP2 Ice Core: Ultimate Proof that Noah’s Flood Was ...
https://www.asa3.org/ASA/PSCF/2003/PSCF12-03Seely.pdf
in the event of a global flood, the ice core is strong evidence that there was no global flood any time in the last 110,000 years. T here is an ice sheet nearly two miles deep covering most of Greenland. Each year snow accumulates on it and presses the layers of snow below into thin-ner layers and into ice. Drilling rigs can cut
Yep. Here is the TLDR: Ice floats, there was no flood.
 

Hockeycowboy

Witness for Jehovah
Premium Member
Pretty sure you do too....unless as I said earlier, you're a polytheist.
I’m talking dialogue!

I thought that was clear.

Not just believing these entities exist, but interacting with them! Real-life experiences and conversations. Puts it on a whole different level.

The JWs have done you a disservice.

The GISP2 Ice Core: Ultimate Proof that Noah’s Flood Was ...
https://www.asa3.org/ASA/PSCF/2003/PSCF12-03Seely.pdf
in the event of a global flood, the ice core is strong evidence that there was no global flood any time in the last 110,000 years. T here is an ice sheet nearly two miles deep covering most of Greenland. Each year snow accumulates on it and presses the layers of snow below into thin-ner layers and into ice. Drilling rigs can cut
Lol!

You guys really don’t deeply think on the evidence, do you?

Why, and how, did those vast herds of grazing animals in the extreme Northern latitudes, freeze so quickly?!!

Why have huge herds of frozen grazers, been discovered in the extreme north? How would they even survive those low temps.?

The vapor canopy above the Earth provided for a warmer atmosphere than we now have. A greenhouse effect. It was still cold in the Arctic — cold enough for ice to form in certain areas — but warm enough for those herds to thrive.

But once the Flood began, the canopy vapor / water was released, and the greenhouse effect was lost....the northern latitudes were plunged into ice, freezing those animals.

It just created more ice in the North, at the time of the Flood.

BTW, the Flood happened around October/November. That explains why many cultures, ancient and modern, have festivals around that time of year, celebrating the dead. As in Halloween....

  • In Egypt it has “long been known that the ship of Isis and the chest or coffin of Osiris [note the death theme] which floated on the waters for a year are confused Egyptian recollections of the [great] Flood. Plutarch says [that] Osiris was shut up in his box and set afloat ‘on the seventeenth day of the month Athyr, when nights were growing long and the days decreasing.’… In Plutarch’s time, Athyr did in fact coincide with October-November.”
  • “In ancient Assyria the ceremonies for the souls of the dead were in the month Arahsamna, which is Marcheswan [the month of Heshvan on the Jewish calendar, which is mid-October to mid-November]. In Arahsamna the Sun God became Lord of the Land of the Dead.”
  • In India, “the Hindu Durga festival of the dead was originally connected with their New Year which commenced in November.”
  • In Iran, “the Persians commenced their New Year in November, in a month which was named Mordad-month, i.e., the month of the angel of death.”
  • In the fall of the year the Aboriginal Australians “painted white stripes on their legs and arms to resemble skeletons.”
  • In French Polynesia, “the inhabitants … pray for the spirits of departed ancestors at the end of their New Year celebration in November.”
  • In Peru, “the [Inca] New Year commenced in November and the festival called Ayamarka—[meaning, the] carrying of a corpse—concluded with [the] placing [of] food and drink on graves.”
  • “The Mexican [Aztecs], too, kept the Day of the Dead at the same [fall] time of the year.”
  • In many parts of Europe, “November 2 is All Souls’ Day, the Day of the Dead.”
  • In France “it is Le Jour des Morts, Christianized now for centuries, but still at [the] heart [of] the old Day of the Dead when flowers are taken to the tombs.”
  • The “early Anglo-Saxons called November Blood-Month,” while Celtic inhabitants of Britain “kept their New Year in November.”
  • In Wales and Scotland “early November is the time for ghosts to be remembered.”
(Adapted from Frank Humphrey’s “The Great Flood and Halloween”, bold emphasis and bracketed comments added.

Further info:

Festival of the Dead - Wikipedia



(Source of adapted quotes from Frank Humphrey is Appendix C - Halloween and the Flood of Noah—Is There a Link? )

To end this post, the Flood occurring around Oct/Nov explains to some extent why there seemed to be more freezing (resulting in more dead animals being preserved) in the Northern Hemisphere than in the Southern....it was wintertime for the Northern Hemisphere, summer in the Southern.

If anyone’s interested, please read “The Genesis Flood,” by Morris and Woodmorappe. Awesome book!
 
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Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
I’m talking dialogue!

I thought that was clear.

Not just believing these entities exist, but interacting with them! Real-life experiences and conversations. Puts it on a whole different level.


Lol!

You guys really don’t deeply think on the evidence, do you?

Why, and how, did those vast herds of grazing animals in the extreme Northern latitudes, freeze so quickly?!!

Why have huge herds of grazers, been discovered in the extreme north?

The vapor canopy above the Earth provided for a warmer atmosphere than we now have. A greenhouse effect. It was still cold in the Arctic — cold enough for ice to form in certain areas — but warm enough for those herds to thrive.

But once the Flood began, the canopy vapor / water was released, and the greenhouse effect was lost....the northern latitudes were plunged into ice, freezing those animals.

It just created more ice in the North, at the time of the Flood.

BTW, the Flood happened around October/November. That explains why many cultures, ancient and modern, have festivals around that time of year, celebrating the dead. As in Halloween....

  • In Egypt it has “long been known that the ship of Isis and the chest or coffin of Osiris [note the death theme] which floated on the waters for a year are confused Egyptian recollections of the [great] Flood. Plutarch says [that] Osiris was shut up in his box and set afloat ‘on the seventeenth day of the month Athyr, when nights were growing long and the days decreasing.’… In Plutarch’s time, Athyr did in fact coincide with October-November.”
  • “In ancient Assyria the ceremonies for the souls of the dead were in the month Arahsamna, which is Marcheswan [the month of Heshvan on the Jewish calendar, which is mid-October to mid-November]. In Arahsamna the Sun God became Lord of the Land of the Dead.”
  • In India, “the Hindu Durga festival of the dead was originally connected with their New Year which commenced in November.”
  • In Iran, “the Persians commenced their New Year in November, in a month which was named Mordad-month, i.e., the month of the angel of death.”
  • In the fall of the year the Aboriginal Australians “painted white stripes on their legs and arms to resemble skeletons.”
  • In French Polynesia, “the inhabitants … pray for the spirits of departed ancestors at the end of their New Year celebration in November.”
  • In Peru, “the [Inca] New Year commenced in November and the festival called Ayamarka—[meaning, the] carrying of a corpse—concluded with [the] placing [of] food and drink on graves.”
  • “The Mexican [Aztecs], too, kept the Day of the Dead at the same [fall] time of the year.”
  • In many parts of Europe, “November 2 is All Souls’ Day, the Day of the Dead.”
  • In France “it is Le Jour des Morts, Christianized now for centuries, but still at [the] heart [of] the old Day of the Dead when flowers are taken to the tombs.”
  • The “early Anglo-Saxons called November Blood-Month,” while Celtic inhabitants of Britain “kept their New Year in November.”
  • In Wales and Scotland “early November is the time for ghosts to be remembered.”
(Adapted from Frank Humphrey’s “The Great Flood and Halloween”, bold emphasis and bracketed comments added.

Further info:

Festival of the Dead - Wikipedia



(Source of adapted quotes from Frank Humphrey is Appendix C - Halloween and the Flood of Noah—Is There a Link? )

We have been over that many times. You cannot support your claim of a sudden freeze and the evidence indicates otherwise.
 

sooda

Veteran Member
I’m talking dialogue!

I thought that was clear.

Not just believing these entities exist, but interacting with them! Real-life experiences and conversations. Puts it on a whole different level.


Lol!

You guys really don’t deeply think on the evidence, do you?

Why, and how, did those vast herds of grazing animals in the extreme Northern latitudes, freeze so quickly?!!

Why have huge herds of grazers, been discovered in the extreme north?

The vapor canopy above the Earth provided for a warmer atmosphere than we now have. A greenhouse effect. It was still cold in the Arctic — cold enough for ice to form in certain areas — but warm enough for those herds to thrive.

But once the Flood began, the canopy vapor / water was released, and the greenhouse effect was lost....the northern latitudes were plunged into ice, freezing those animals.

It just created more ice in the North, at the time of the Flood.

BTW, the Flood happened around October/November. That explains why many cultures, ancient and modern, have festivals around that time of year, celebrating the dead. As in Halloween....

  • In Egypt it has “long been known that the ship of Isis and the chest or coffin of Osiris [note the death theme] which floated on the waters for a year are confused Egyptian recollections of the [great] Flood. Plutarch says [that] Osiris was shut up in his box and set afloat ‘on the seventeenth day of the month Athyr, when nights were growing long and the days decreasing.’… In Plutarch’s time, Athyr did in fact coincide with October-November.”
  • “In ancient Assyria the ceremonies for the souls of the dead were in the month Arahsamna, which is Marcheswan [the month of Heshvan on the Jewish calendar, which is mid-October to mid-November]. In Arahsamna the Sun God became Lord of the Land of the Dead.”
  • In India, “the Hindu Durga festival of the dead was originally connected with their New Year which commenced in November.”
  • In Iran, “the Persians commenced their New Year in November, in a month which was named Mordad-month, i.e., the month of the angel of death.”
  • In the fall of the year the Aboriginal Australians “painted white stripes on their legs and arms to resemble skeletons.”
  • In French Polynesia, “the inhabitants … pray for the spirits of departed ancestors at the end of their New Year celebration in November.”
  • In Peru, “the [Inca] New Year commenced in November and the festival called Ayamarka—[meaning, the] carrying of a corpse—concluded with [the] placing [of] food and drink on graves.”
  • “The Mexican [Aztecs], too, kept the Day of the Dead at the same [fall] time of the year.”
  • In many parts of Europe, “November 2 is All Souls’ Day, the Day of the Dead.”
  • In France “it is Le Jour des Morts, Christianized now for centuries, but still at [the] heart [of] the old Day of the Dead when flowers are taken to the tombs.”
  • The “early Anglo-Saxons called November Blood-Month,” while Celtic inhabitants of Britain “kept their New Year in November.”
  • In Wales and Scotland “early November is the time for ghosts to be remembered.”
(Adapted from Frank Humphrey’s “The Great Flood and Halloween”, bold emphasis and bracketed comments added.

Further info:

Festival of the Dead - Wikipedia



(Source of adapted quotes from Frank Humphrey is Appendix C - Halloween and the Flood of Noah—Is There a Link? )

Do you have any photos or proof of the vast herds of flash frozen animals?
 
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