[geocentrism] Re: An amusing article
- From: Neville Jones <njones@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 10:56:59 -0800
Philip touches upon an interesting problem here when he says that before the Flood there was no rain. However, because of the way that the water cycle works (mentioned in Eccl. along with geocentrism), this could not have been true.
Neville
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Ok so I have not yet read Allen on the flood, and I know
he has doen considerable work on it.
Therefore I'll keep the world at its current size..
(genesis1 - 2 and the spirit of God moved over
the waters.. anybody tell me what waters given this is before anything was made.
)
BTW.
But I notice in chapter 8 mention of the fountains of the
deep, so perhaps that is the answer for the amount of the water. Not all and
probable not even most of it came from rain, but from under the earth, where of
course it could return.
Not all returned.. Before the flood there was no
rain, as there was no rainbows. Hence much vapor must have been left in the atmosphere to keep it raining . But if there was
a sea, and a sun before the flood, how come there was no clouds to make
rain? But then we need mountains to make it rain.. Perhaps mmm yes.
Despite Nevilles rain from space, I may theorise that only
earth water from the deep provided both the rain and the fountains. Volcanic
heat could have spewed heaps out as vapor which on saturation would fall as
rain.
Just being practical and negating all of the above,
records show that max rainfall called unusual can be no more than 400mm or 16
inches per hour1.3 ft per hour X 9,60 = 1300 ft in 40 days over the whole
globe.. Oh well thats still some flood, and maybe geologically no
mountains , but hard to believe, but getting easier.
Still the fountains are running faster than the rain. And
we know the earth was a different place afterwards . Perhaps receding water back
into the deep and geological heat pushed Mt. Arayat up towards the ark. along
with a lot of other mountains.. a sort of roughing up of the place..
bingo now it can rain.
Of course I can dream Paul.. I used to dream about
monkeys becoming men.. saw it happen in "the planet of the apes" ...
er now hang on it was men becoming monkeys.. Great movie.. the
remake was so full of attacking religion, it was a big
flop. It concentrated too much on how people think the
volcano is a god... The Heston version did give the scientists much
of the credit for the end of the world...
Going back to Allen's work now..
Philip.
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From: pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 15:48:22 +1000
Ok so I have not yet read Allen on the flood, and I know
he has doen considerable work on it.
Therefore I'll keep the world at its current size..
(genesis1 - 2 and the spirit of God moved over
the waters.. anybody tell me what waters given this is before anything was made.
)
BTW.
But I notice in chapter 8 mention of the fountains of the
deep, so perhaps that is the answer for the amount of the water. Not all and
probable not even most of it came from rain, but from under the earth, where of
course it could return.
Not all returned.. Before the flood there was no
rain, as there was no rainbows. Hence much vapor must have been left in the atmosphere to keep it raining . But if there was
a sea, and a sun before the flood, how come there was no clouds to make
rain? But then we need mountains to make it rain.. Perhaps mmm yes.
Despite Nevilles rain from space, I may theorise that only
earth water from the deep provided both the rain and the fountains. Volcanic
heat could have spewed heaps out as vapor which on saturation would fall as
rain.
Just being practical and negating all of the above,
records show that max rainfall called unusual can be no more than 400mm or 16
inches per hour1.3 ft per hour X 9,60 = 1300 ft in 40 days over the whole
globe.. Oh well thats still some flood, and maybe geologically no
mountains , but hard to believe, but getting easier.
Still the fountains are running faster than the rain. And
we know the earth was a different place afterwards . Perhaps receding water back
into the deep and geological heat pushed Mt. Arayat up towards the ark. along
with a lot of other mountains.. a sort of roughing up of the place..
bingo now it can rain.
Of course I can dream Paul.. I used to dream about
monkeys becoming men.. saw it happen in "the planet of the apes" ...
er now hang on it was men becoming monkeys.. Great movie.. the
remake was so full of attacking religion, it was a big
flop. It concentrated too much on how people think the
volcano is a god... The Heston version did give the scientists much
of the credit for the end of the world...
Going back to Allen's work now..
Philip.
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