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Fossil Sorting in the Great Flood Part 2

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coffee_addict
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Message 75 of 411 (119328)
06-27-2004 10:34 PM

Guys, just a thought. If you want arkie to stop dodging your questions, you should elect a representative/spokesman to speak for all of you. That way, there is no excuse to not answer every question. You guys are flooding arkie with more facts and questions than he can handle. This is what gives him the advantage. He can pick and choose which question he wants to answer and which ones to ignore.
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You guys decide among yourselves the one or 2 persons that you want to talk to arkie on this. This way, you can force him to answer every single question without much room to dodge or to change the subject.
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coffee_addict
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Message 190 of 411 (122444)
07-06-2004 4:55 PM 		Reply to: Message 187 by Robert Byers
07-06-2004 3:50 PM

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There would be no human fossils from the flood as they occupied a small area and the process leaves little room for fossil survival.
What evidence do you have to support this or did you just pulled this out of your butthole?
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Insects,fishes,reptiles vegatation are the same now as back then with only extinctions along. As for Mammals well they simply occupied restricted areas of the globe and so less likely fossilized. It was a different demagraphic distribution as the Bible hints at.
Um... no. Mammals can occupy far more diversed climates of the earth than insects and reptiles. Try to guess why. Let me give you a clue. It has something to do with exothermic and endothermic.
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coffee_addict
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Message 196 of 411 (122482)
07-06-2004 7:03 PM 		Reply to: Message 192 by NosyNed
07-06-2004 5:35 PM

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I might also note Lam that you missed the real question.
I don't think so. Why would god flood the whole world if the human population at the time only occupied a tiny portion of the habitable planet? Might I also add that it was the human population at the time that brought on god's wrath.
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But anyway, what was the real question that I missed?
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Message 259 of 411 (123692)
07-11-2004 2:32 AM 		Reply to: Message 258 by Steen
07-11-2004 2:20 AM

Re: Is Robert worth it
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Is Robert a troll?
I don't think so. He doesn't seem to be causing people to jump off their seats. I think he's just a newbie in the debate world. Give him a little time and I'm sure he'll come out of the ditch.
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