flood date, ark composition, etc
rycttb@sprynet.com
Mon, 16 Dec 1996 14:37:40 -0800Introducing Wayne McKellips.
First, let me introduce myself. I am an old universe,
old earth, old life, planetary catastrophist
creationist. (I hope that has me pegged.)
Comments:
Now for a couple comments.
I agree the flood wasn't global. However, I also
think it wasn't local. Why build an ark if it was
just local? I think Noah's quick "erets" flood and
perhaps a small ice dump happened around 10,000 B.C.
At my site I list about 10 reasons for this date.
Not counting the rain, I think the flood only lasted
for a few hours for most of the affected earth.
However, the occupants in the ark ended up in Turkey
which is surrounded by Mountains. It took the water
a long time to pour out through the openings in the
mountains. Also I think the decayed remains of the
ark have been found in Turkey 17 miles south of Mt
Ararat at the base of Mt Judi. I also think there
are sections of "gopher ets" or "reed stalks"
covered with "kopher" there. On video the sections
appear to be light yet metal like. I know it could
be a hoax. However, I would like to see the
(reeds?) in these sections dated by radiometric
methods.
Requests:
I would especially like some Christian Geologists
to visit my site and comment on my ideas. However,
I welcome a visit & comment from anyone. The things I
have learned at many of the evolution and Christian
sites have forced me to change many of my ideas.
"Ice Ages Solving the Mystery" by John and Katherine
Imbrie has been quite an eye opener to me.
My site is at:
http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/rycttb
P.S.
Why all the fuss about homo Neanderthal? Should we be
surprised if God had a relationship with them? I
think God did many things he didn't tell us about.