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[MoonChild]

ohreally? I didn't post what I said because I had an attitude but you were trying so hard to make a point by stating what I "implied" when in reality there was nothing implied, I meant what I said.

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Well, geologically it is possible, even on high peaks of Himalayas they have found remains from the deep ocean.

What I said, when read with a rational mind, translates to "there are possibilities that such a thing can happen" but when read and understood with a mind full of pre-conceived thoughts and an urge to prove everyone else wrong - it might mean different, but that is not my problem but the problem of who reads it.

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Thank you

Edited by MoonChild, 06 May 2010 - 01:29 AM.
refined and slayed the typo monsters!

[coroner]

Never heard of it. But I went through the link you have given and it was really something that made me thinking.

[Cautious-Psychic13]

Why do people look at stories thousands of years old and assume they are true. There was no global flood, there was no way to get 2 of every kind of animals on a man-made boat, Atlantis is about as real as middle earth. The story about the boat on the mountain has been around and debunked dozens of time. Thousands of years from now people will be off looking for whatever popular story that is being told now. The Da Vinci Code has already convinced people that the Holy Chalice, which in and of it's self is a myth, is now a woman who married Jesus and bore his child. Stories that are interesting are better then the truth and will effect how history is told.

Believe it if you like. It won't hurt anything to believe a fairytale unless it keeps you from searching for the truth.

Sharon