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#50599
Julian
So Noah who's descendants populated the entire Earth wasn't human or the Ark never happened, pick one!
7/10/2006 6:47:21 AM
#405155
Osiris
Please tell me you see a problem with that.
2/12/2008 4:56:10 PM
#405162
Deriamis
Oh, it's feasible. We make larger ships out of better materials these days, and we can carry significantly more on the open sea than Noah ever could have.
Strangely enough, we still couldn't carry two of every creature on a single ship.
2/12/2008 5:01:08 PM
#405552
Catherine
So which is it?
2/12/2008 11:00:03 PM
#405603
the Good Witch
like the way you're stupid, but not dumb?
2/13/2008 12:08:30 AM
#405607
TerriblyAmused
Even if he could see the obvious flaw in his argument, I guarantee you that, if he didn't immediately damn you to hell for thinking for yourself, he'd say GODDIDIT.
That's all they have going for 'em: hope that their imaginary friend thought absolutely everything ahead of time, before he created us sinful humans.
2/13/2008 12:11:21 AM
#405632
Philbert McAdamia
Shopping list @ Home Depot-
9,000,000 board feet of gopher wood
box of nails
1 window
a shovel
hm, that oughta do it
2/13/2008 12:32:08 AM
#575140
Evilutionist
So one guy over 2000 years ago could build one by himself, using primitive tools and techniques, but we as a society today can't replicate that?
Also, since when is *trying* something *not* humanly possible?
7/7/2008 6:42:29 AM
#575223
"Yes, it would be humanly possible to try and replicate the Ark, but not even slighly feasible."
fea·si·ble (f¶“z…-b…l) adj. 1. Capable of being accomplished or brought about; possible: a feasible plan. See Synonyms at possible. 2. Used or dealt with successfully; suitable: feasible new sources of energy. 3. Logical; likely: a feasible explanation.
Hmmm..., could it be, that you are just another retard in denial? Common sense would dictate that it certainly could.
7/7/2008 11:23:07 AM
#575243
Tired (but also christian)
The sad thing is that it was actually shown that it would be feasible...and this guy didn't realize that he was defeating himself.
@ everyone;
Who said the animals had to be fully grown, it would also make em easier to handle. But you're probably right about their being too many animals.
7/7/2008 12:29:23 PM
#575320
El Guapo
Humanly Possible vs. Slightly Feasible in the World Series of Love.
7/7/2008 2:37:47 PM
#575340
Bad Influence
Umm... why?
Wasn't Noah supposed to have done it with some pretty old-timey tools? What's to stop us now?
7/7/2008 2:58:30 PM
#577115
Tired (but also christian)
#609186
2008-Jul-07 12:29 PM
"@ everyone;
Who said the animals had to be fully grown, it would also make em easier to handle. But you're probably right about their being too many animals."
And also the fact that some animals eat other animals. As for taking
baby animals; if they all grew up without their parents to teach them through example, how did they learn their normal behavioral patterns (like hunting or avoiding being hunted, for example).
7/8/2008 7:57:38 AM
#1300650
Godbuster
Wow...
you're a moron!
6/17/2011 10:12:42 AM
#1300754
Canadiest
Yeah. You know what? Search "Ark build" and once you get past small models you find the ark is not only unlikely it's ridiculous. Even with metal framing that boat can't work, the wood will rip itsaelf apart, it can't happen.
And that's one stupid fact-breaker out of 200 stupid things about the Noahcian Flood Story.
6/17/2011 6:55:11 PM
#1300812
Justanotheratheist
Well, yes, you could try. You could also try to build an inter galactic spacehsip using empty toilet rolls and paper glue, with about the same success.
However, if it had been done before it would be feasible to do so again now. The fact that you argue otherwise suggests that you don't buy the Ark story yourself. Way to shoot yourself in the foot, dude.
6/18/2011 12:36:31 AM
#1300814
Gore
yes?... oh wait, you mean no. so what's there to convince us it worked the first time around?
6/18/2011 12:39:31 AM
#1300841
Swede
Aren't possible and feasible synonyms? And, isn't it always possible to try to do something?
6/18/2011 3:31:19 AM
#1300848
Tempus
Don't be silly.
I don't think we'd have a hard time building a giant wooden boat.
6/18/2011 5:29:40 AM
#1300892
Pmac_tk421
Unfortunately, it is very unlikely that one could carry two of every animal on a boat with the current amount of animal species existing, unless you supported evolution.
6/18/2011 8:30:24 AM
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