And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
This is really silly. I'm pretty sure that the world was so radically rearranged during and after Noah's flood, that looking for antediluvian landmarks is a complete waste of time and effort. - macxcool
There is a History series on u toob called Drain the Ocean that shows what shipwrecks would look like without the water. It's very interesting and informative. This is similar except the water has already been removed. Satellite images have pointed to new ruins, old waterways etc. You don't know what you'll find if you don't look.
While he gives a good account of being the 'intrepid explorer', it's really more like he read the geologist's treatise on an ancient river bed complex, and then tried to tie it to a biblical story. Should have been a 5 minute video, max.
This is really silly. I'm pretty sure that the world was so radically rearranged during and after Noah's flood, that looking for antediluvian landmarks is a complete waste of time and effort.
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100% agree.
DeleteAlso agree. Check out the hydroplate theory, Dr Walt Brown. A whole book online. The earth was utterly changed.
DeleteThere is a History series on u toob called Drain the Ocean that shows what shipwrecks would look like without the water. It's very interesting and informative. This is similar except the water has already been removed. Satellite images have pointed to new ruins, old waterways etc. You don't know what you'll find if you don't look.
ReplyDeleteWhile he gives a good account of being the 'intrepid explorer', it's really more like he read the geologist's treatise on an ancient river bed complex, and then tried to tie it to a biblical story. Should have been a 5 minute video, max.
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