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What's a 'kind' of dinosaur?

Logic (backed by objective evidence) tells me the Flood/Noah myth never happened.
You're not buying into a story that a 500 plus year old man and his sons built a wooden boat that housed and fed two of every critter on the planet for 40 days and nights? Or a guy named Methuselah lived to be 969 years old?
 

The Bible’s first use of this word (Hebrew: min) is found in Genesis 1 when God creates plants and animals “according to their kinds.” It is used again in Genesis 6 and 8 when God instructs Noah to take two of every kind of land-dwelling, air-breathing animal onto the ark and also in God’s command for the animals to reproduce after the Flood.
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So if there were only a kind of dinosaur aboard the Ark, it had to be the ancestor of the hundreds or thousands of the different dinosaurs we see in museums today. But since the Earth is only 6,000 years old, modern theories about evolution will have to be rethought.
How did you come to the conclusion that the earth is only 6,000 years old according to the Bible? I've only heard that stated in the movie, Inherit the Wind.
 
You're not buying into a story that a 500 plus year old man and his sons built a wooden boat that housed and fed two of every critter on the planet for 40 days and nights? Or a guy named Methuselah lived to be 969 years old?
8 million pairs of critters.

Hate to be in Economy on that cruise.
 
How did you come to the conclusion that the earth is only 6,000 years old according to the Bible? I've only heard that stated in the movie, Inherit the Wind.
There was an Anglican bishop who counted all the 'generations' in the Bible & came up with some number of years around 6,000. For more details, try the Google.
 
There was an Anglican bishop who counted all the 'generations' in the Bible & came up with some number of years around 6,000. For more details, try the Google.
And that is the lineage of mankind, not the age of the earth...
 
You tell me...does logic tell you Noah had dinos on the ark?
Ask Ken Ham. Logic is not involved when we talk about things like the Ark.
 
And that is the lineage of mankind, not the age of the earth...
No one punched a time clock at the start of the Universe.
 
True...

Now, try some logic with what you wrote...
Run that by Ken Ham. He's better at this kind of discussion.
 
Check with Ken Ham on that. Clocks didn't get invented until much later.
C'mon Jack...I know you're smart enough to figure it out...is generations talking about the age of the earth or mankind? Which is it?
 
C'mon Jack...I know you're smart enough to figure it out...is generations talking about the age of the earth or mankind? Which is it?

It's one or the other but I'm not qualified to explain things I can't explain.
 
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There was an Anglican bishop who counted all the 'generations' in the Bible & came up with some number of years around 6,000. For more details, try the Google.
That would be preposterous and no one I know believes that the earth has been around for 6,000 years. One could make the argument that God created light and dark on the first day but did not create the sun until the 4th day. It is possible that when the sun was created, it didn't have a 24-hour day. We don't know and so the animals that walk on land might have been around for a long time before the 24 hour day.
 
There was an Anglican bishop who counted all the 'generations' in the Bible & came up with some number of years around 6,000. For more details, try the Google.
A group of scribes changed some numbers to make it look like Shem was Melchizedek. Instead of 30 years etc., originally it was 130. So the Earth is 6600 years old, but read on.
 
You're not buying into a story that a 500 plus year old man and his sons built a wooden boat that housed and fed two of every critter on the planet for 40 days and nights? Or a guy named Methuselah lived to be 969 years old?
The ark is a common pastime across Creation.

When the Indian priests saw the record in the atmosphere, they made this deduction.
 
From my understanding there -was- flooding in that area during the time period the Bible is supposed to be encapsulating. But it was just in that area; i.e., not a global, but a regional, if not smaller, flood. Evidence from that area backs that up. From what I remember anyway.
2807 B.C. a three-mile wide meteor hit the South Indian Ocean making an eighteen-mile wide crater and everybody wished they had an ark and wrote stories.
 
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