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#252946
JM
Okay... prove it.
6/20/2007 5:14:41 PM
#252954
Puck
Rocky and Bullwinkle could have flown out of god's ass as well. And I bet I could find some biblical scripture to support that.
6/20/2007 5:26:55 PM
#252957
HH
"without resorting to ad hoc theories void of scriptural support."
as opposed to ad hoc theories without factual support?
6/20/2007 5:37:58 PM
#252958
HH
without resorting to ad hoc theories void of scriptural support."
As opposed to ad hoc theories void of factual support?
6/20/2007 5:38:54 PM
#252959
The Flying Spaghetti Monster
And I could have porked your mother.
6/20/2007 5:40:51 PM
#252993
Goosey
Do you even know what 'ad hoc' means?
Ad hoc theories do not become what you might call 'scientific canon' unless the theorist is very lucky and the experimental data confirm the theory.
I thought fundies were more interested in post hoc theories, anyway.
6/20/2007 8:32:16 PM
#253007
Esjeur
Right.
(Donated from me)
6/20/2007 9:17:00 PM
#253010
BurntBush
This has got to be POE, it's just got to be.
6/20/2007 9:24:17 PM
#253214
JasoNF
could have been a noodly appendage too,
but these things tend to get sheared off by occam's razor
6/21/2007 8:34:31 AM
#253217
Ambrielle
Ad hoc? AD HOC?
6/21/2007 8:50:06 AM
#253257
Freboy
Occam's Razor disagrees.
6/21/2007 10:29:21 AM
#253285
pooper725
nuclear decay has absolutely nothing to do with tectonics.
Stooopid jhappel!
6/21/2007 11:02:41 AM
#253315
Viva
Highly polished mirror award!
6/21/2007 12:11:27 PM
#1488465
Quantum Mechanic
no
12/31/2012 12:15:19 PM
#1488469
xyz
If what you say is true, then the Earth would have melted, the water would have vaporized, and eventually, Noah's ark would come to rest on the red-hot liquid "ground". He would have died either because of:
1. Burning to death in the heat, which would have probably been high enough to spontaneously ignite the ark
2. Exposure to massive amounts of radiation would have killed Noah and his family (water doesn't block gamma rays!)
3. Excessive heat may have been enough to decompose the water into hydrogen. This hydrogen would have risen above the water, cooled, and then ignited, resulting in a massive explosion engulfing the planet. Think of Fukushima on steroids. The hydrogen explosion there destroyed a building designed to contain the very same type of explosion; so how would a flimsy wooden boat withstand this? Especially when you consider that there would need to be trillions of tons of water in order to cover the earth. More water = more hydrogen = a bigger explosion.
12/31/2012 12:52:30 PM
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