At least this is a short video.
Statistics: Posted by Nostradamus — 11 May 2010, 23:26
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The other one that was quite cool dealt with the death of Egypt's Old Kingdom... a massive drought that destroyed much of the entire region (I think that was on the "Green" network though... they're really out to push climate change cycles from antiquity. I underline the word "cycles" because it seems to fit closer to what a good number of researchers are seeing, the more they refine their studies around the subject. That's not to say we need to continue with the resource abuse as we've done the past 150ish years, but it does mean that "we" aren't the only cause behind what's happening.
I don't know, when it comes to the whole climate change stuff, I can't help but feel we're on Krypton sometimes...
Statistics: Posted by Craig Browning — 10 May 2010, 20:28
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I did forget to mention another legend about big barge like boats... but then anyone that's studied the Book of Mormon should know it
No, given how many times the christian community (and sometimes the Jewish antiquities body) have been taken in by deliberate deceptions, such as the famed Pomegranate from Salomon's Temple or the yet argued burial box of "James brother of Jesus" (found in a cache of other austuaries tied to the same family... or so it would seem)... then again, the same "antiques dealer" seems to be tied to both
Even the bible... the actual book... remains in dispute from within the theological and scholarly ranks of "the Church" (Christianity as a whole), so how can any genuine validity exist, even when the tome which serves as its cornerstone, remains in debate some 1700 years (give or take a few decades here and there) after the earliest attempts of making it into a single text?There's not one single first century document that's been accepted as "true" (whatever that means) in existence, the earliest fragments of the oldest accepted Gospel (Mark) are but copies of copies of copies some 150+ years after the fact. Even Paul's personal mail (that's become scripture) isn't original with him but rather copies of copies all of it with some grotesque errors, additions, twists & turns, etc.
This is something that really gets me a bit bentStatistics: Posted by Craig Browning — 30 Apr 2010, 23:53
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I've been to some creationist talks and they get really defensive about the flood tale, because they know it's the weakest link in the chain. There is no evidence of a global flood. There is no source for the water. Not everything is lost when going to one of these sessions in which I have to avoid smirking at the claims.
In the talks they point to the Chinese treasure ships. The size of the ships is in dispute, but the claim is that someof the ships were 400 feet in length making them the biggest wooden ships ever built.
These ships are listed under the unconfirmed category.
Also here
Statistics: Posted by Nostradamus — 29 Apr 2010, 21:42
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