I have!we can start doing some thinking of our own.
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Thanks Beags. I will have a look at that research.
But in the meantime ... as you and I have an opposing belief in something that's yet to be proved, why don't we have a little wager?
Assuming that this is proven one way or the other in our lifetimes, what do you say to £50.00 on it (at present day exchange rates of course
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But in the meantime ... as you and I have an opposing belief in something that's yet to be proved, why don't we have a little wager?
Assuming that this is proven one way or the other in our lifetimes, what do you say to £50.00 on it (at present day exchange rates of course

Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Well, I'm prepared to put my money where my mouth is, Dig! 
And as I said to you before, 150 years is nothing. How long did they believe the sun went round the earth?

And as I said to you before, 150 years is nothing. How long did they believe the sun went round the earth?
Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Sure - but I need to know exactly what the wager is.Ishtar wrote:Thanks Beags. I will have a look at that research.
But in the meantime ... as you and I have an opposing belief in something that's yet to be proved, why don't we have a little wager?
Assuming that this is proven one way or the other in our lifetimes, what do you say to £50.00 on it (at present day exchange rates of course)

Well, we can work out the exact wording between us.
Here's a first offering:
"That the fossilised bones of the common ancestor of both humans and chimps will be found within five years."
Here's a first offering:
"That the fossilised bones of the common ancestor of both humans and chimps will be found within five years."
Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Okay...?
and which Vedic commentator is that coming from?

and which Vedic commentator is that coming from?
Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Well, I find it hard to imagine what else would consititute proof ...but you can make a counter offer more suited to what you believe is likely ....Beagle wrote:![]()
The odds of that happening are extremely small. Is that what constitutes proof to you?
Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
OK, look forward to talking to you later. 

Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
http://www.hindusarise.com/achievements.htm
This one Ish. You'll note it claims 'several thousand years'.
This one Ish. You'll note it claims 'several thousand years'.
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why don't we have a little wager?
I'll hold the money until one of you wins.

Something is wrong here. War, disease, death, destruction, hunger, filth, poverty, torture, crime, corruption, and the Ice Capades. Something is definitely wrong. This is not good work. If this is the best God can do, I am not impressed.
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Oh, I misunderstood you, Dig. I thought you were saying that the Vedics said that the sun went round the earth. I see from this site that what you meant was that they're claiming that they were first with the heliocentric theory. I imagine the Sumerians had it too, though, at the same time.
Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.