Quote from: af_newbie on June 18, 2019, 11:09:04 AM

Quote from: DigitalCyberius on June 18, 2019, 05:19:42 AM

Quote from: af_newbie on June 17, 2019, 10:52:57 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6omFJhKr6o

A comedy sketch, really? Wow. Didn't watch all of it, but I got the gist, going to make fun of things he doesn't understand, and hasn't looked into very deeply. As stated, Noah's Ark has been found (and it's massive by the way - see Ken Ham's The Ark Encounter for a good representation of the size). Here's a non-comedic presentation on the flood - which is just the tip of the iceberg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0imsTv5Ez4

There are living trees that are older than 4000 years. LOL.

Next time you see doves think about the two doves on Noah's ark.

You people who believe in this fairy tale are comedians.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_BzWUuZN5w

I'm not here to get in a heated debate. But:

A. Tree ring dating is not an exact science, you can get multiple rings (at least 2) in a year. It all depends on the conditions, which I'm sure have varied significantly over the last few thousand years.
B. Some trees can be uprooted and replanted, this could have happened during the flood.
C. Sometimes they'll extend tree ring dates by combining similar looking rings in different trees, which is dubious to say the least.
D. Regardless of the supposed age (and the facts above) why are all of the oldest trees between 4,000 - 6,000 years, or around that? Why not 20,000... 100,000... a million? It's not an exact science, and with room for non-accounted errors, oldest trees fit well within the Biblical timeframe, not the evolutionary one.
E. All the evidence points to a massive global flood.

And let me just ask you: what would you expect to see if there was a global flood? Billions of dead things buried in rock layers laid down by water all over the Earth, perhaps? Signs of rapid & catastrophic burial? Fossils themselves (do we see fossils forming today under normal conditions? No.)? Fish fossils on the tops of mountains (which by the way, there was much geological activity during the flood, with land sinking and rising)? Polystrate fossils going through multiple layers of rock and coal? Folded mountains and folded & buckled sediment layers (rocks don't bend or fold unless they're soft)? Completely smooth seams of strata? Places where "older strata" is on top of "younger strata" or where the native material for an entire mountain is across the sea on a different continent? Global flood legends, bearing much resemblance to the Biblical account? A genetic population bottleneck? A planet whose surface is mostly water, with plenty more underneath (PS, why is it that they can say Mars must have had a global flood, which currently has no water, and Earth, which is covered with water, can't have had one)? Just what would you expect to find?

Thank you