Noah's Flood...

[DougWeller]

Ah, Marduk has returned. He's read JN's book, he might want to share his review here.

Being a distinguished Harvard professor in Marine biology didn't prevent Barry Fell from writing drivel about archaeology.

[Guest]

Doctor X, you have failed to properly factor-in the major source of the water, the "fountains of the deep" (through the rift zones, do you know what those are?)

[ed]

Ed, the melting of the subducting (and water lubricated) plates occurred tweny or thirty kilometers down, to rise as volcanos, so most of the heating action was deep below, relatively insignificant compared to the heat in the mantle.

Not that deep. Do you have the maths?

[Guest]

Doctor X, you have failed to properly factor-in the major source of the water, the "fountains of the deep" (through the rift zones, do you know what those are?)

Keep reading . . . use a dictionary for the difficult words like "Earth," "volume of" "hollow" and "crush."

--J.D.

[ed]

Ah, Marduk has returned. He's read JN's book, he might want to share his review here.

Being a distinguished Harvard professor in Marine biology didn't prevent Barry Fell from writing drivel about archaeology.

Nor Tim Leary from flipping out.

[Guest]

Alan Keyes--voted "Most Fucked in the Head Politician"--over the likes of Howard Dean, Rick Santorum, and That Porn Star--has a Ph.D. from Harvard.

Incidentally, "Ph.D.s" in one disciple do not confer understanding of another. They may contribute to the "insolence of office" which blinds one to evidence. Such is the belief that marine biology--or history--is the same as geology and physics.

In the rain.

--J.D.

[Frank Harrist]

Frank, since when is a young earth creationist's Ph.D from Harvard different from someone elses?

Don't put words in my mouth! I said no such thing. Letters after your name do not mean you aren't an idiot. Now are you gonna put up something that lends credence to your childish beliefs or not? Your word is no better than anyone elses. Show me some facts!

[Guest]

Arch has a couple degrees, but he's still deluded

frank, i am not deluded, i just don't have all the answers you want. Plus i am not responsible for this genesis person,he is a marduk invitee. but feel free to engage him as i doubt you will get any where since he can't provide references or links or source material.

so your right, i think he is another jean marie. so have fun with him i will watch from the sidelines for awhile and rest up from this discussion.

[Guest]

Ed, I don't have it in front of me, but I would bet that's close, how deep do you say?

And besides, since the plates were moving perhaps a hundred feet/minute, they were plunging down deeper under the continental plates, to affect the magnetic field of the earth, the magnetic reversals which are noted in lava rocks, and in sedimentary rocks.

[Guest]

Ed, I don't have it in front of me, but I would bet that's close, how deep do you say?

Actually you do. Just try reading what was posted.

Again "volume of Earth," "hollow," "insufficient," "crush," and "lemon curry."

In the rain.

--J.D.

[DougWeller]

There are some people you can't reason with (or, with more words, 'There are some people with whom it is a waste of time trying to have a reasonable discussion" -- I wrote that first but it seemed to fancy, so I decided not to post it). javascript:emoticon(':roll:')
Rolling Eyes

[DougWeller]

I've just noticed that Marduk has started a new thread on his review of JN's book, so if anyone really does want to discuss it, that's an alternative to this thread.

[Guest]

You can sort of sum-up discussion with either this individual, arch as:



--J.D.

[ed]

Ed, I don't have it in front of me, but I would bet that's close, how deep do you say?

And besides, since the plates were moving perhaps a hundred feet/minute, they were plunging down deeper under the continental plates, to affect the magnetic field of the earth, the magnetic reversals which are noted in lava rocks, and in sedimentary rocks.

Such friction generates massive amounts of heat. Where did it go?

[marduk]

Such friction generates massive amounts of heat. Where did it go?

it turned into a rainbow
allegedly