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Topic: Problems with the Big Bang theory
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DivineBeginning
Member (Idle past 6058 days) Posts: 100 Joined: 11-16-2006
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Message 189 of 303 (369449)
12-13-2006 12:46 AM
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Reply to: Message 187 by anglagard
12-13-2006 12:41 AM
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Re: No Guesses, Evidence Please
I will when you provide evidence for all of your nonsense got it?
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DivineBeginning
Member (Idle past 6058 days) Posts: 100 Joined: 11-16-2006
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Message 208 of 303 (369610)
12-13-2006 6:56 PM
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Reply to: Message 194 by jar
12-13-2006 10:15 AM
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Re: actually considering evidence
maybe I'm misunderstanding what your saying, but it sounds like you are explaining the processes that took place to create the layers that compose the Grand Canyon. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about the erosion of the layers by the river that runs through it. This is what I watched in a documentary put together by scientists. They explained that the Grand Canyon didn't take millions of years to form, but rather hundreds.
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DivineBeginning
Member (Idle past 6058 days) Posts: 100 Joined: 11-16-2006
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Message 211 of 303 (369613)
12-13-2006 7:01 PM
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Reply to: Message 197 by Rob
12-13-2006 6:06 PM
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Re: Guesses?
just out of curiosity... are you a born again Christian?
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DivineBeginning
Member (Idle past 6058 days) Posts: 100 Joined: 11-16-2006
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Re: actually considering evidence
I don't know...why don't you tell me...you're the one with all the answers here. Maybe the layers that were easily eroded have done so. Maybe the river was wider and more swift then. Maybe it happened during the flood, as there was a lot of water around then ya know.
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DivineBeginning
Member (Idle past 6058 days) Posts: 100 Joined: 11-16-2006
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Re: actually considering evidence
Your talking to a guy that believes in the almighty God, creator of the universe....so YES!!!
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DivineBeginning
Member (Idle past 6058 days) Posts: 100 Joined: 11-16-2006
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Re: actually considering evidence
I watched a documentary on how this happened (the erosion)...I will get the name of the DVD, you should check it out. It was produced by scientists by the way. So, to answer your question...YES, I absolutely believe it can happen. The earth has never seen the amount of water that was present during the flood. Right?
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