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“Yes, of course it did.
Jesus Christ spoke of it.”
Matthew 24:37-39 'As it was in Noah’s day, so will it be when the Son of man comes. For in those days before the Flood people were eating, drinking, taking wives, taking husbands, right up to the day Noah went into the ark, and they suspected nothing till the Flood came and swept them all away. This is what it will be like when the Son of man comes.
“Jesus doesn’t talk rubbish.” --Nelka the Wise
Well, we can all just wait until this one comes to pass or not. There’s no sin in being Invincibly Ignorant, but we already have had hundreds of biblical prophecies that have been fulfilled…Below is a Wiki quote on the late Pleistocene/early Holocene extinctions. Please note the wrangling between Uniformitarianism [the people that had to erase Georges Cuvier, Father of Paleontology, because he was a Catastrophist and that contravened their atheist model of Earth as giant greenhouse/Petri dish having laboratory-like constancy to engender conditions fostering evolution] versus Catastrophism.
Evidence supporting the prehistoric overkill hypothesis includes the persistence of certain island megafauna for several millennia past the disappearance of their continental cousins. Ground sloths survived on the Antilles long after North and South American ground sloths were extinct. The later disappearance of the island species correlates with the later colonization of these islands by humans. Similarly, woolly mammoths died out on remote Wrangel Island 7000 years after their mainland extinction. Steller’s sea cows also persisted off the isolated and uninhabited Commander Islands for thousands of years after they vanished from continental shores of the north Pacific.[1]
Controversial alternative hypotheses to the theory of human responsibility include the Younger Dryas event and Tollmann’s hypothetical bolide, which claim that the extinctions resulted from bolide impact(s). Simplified versions of such hypotheses would predict an instantaneous, regional extinction(s), and thus cannot account for the planet-wide species losses that occurred over an interval of thousands of years. However in the case of such impact(s) on the North American ice sheet, for example, there is growing evidence to suggest that the initial post-impact cooling from blocked sunlight may have been compounded by adverse effects on the Thermohaline_circulation by a substantial impulse of fresh water to the ocean(s) through a massive combination of runoff and precipitation from that impact.citation needed]
*Such a scenario has been proposed as a contributing cause of the 1,300 year cold period known as the Younger Dryas stadial. This impact extinction hypothesis is still in debate due to the exacting field techniques required to extract minuscule particles of extra terrestrial impact markers such as Iridium at a high resolution from very thin strata in a repeatable fashion, as is necessary to conclusively distinguish the event peak from the local background level of the marker. **In this case the debate seems to be exacerbated by infighting between the Uniformitarianism camp and the Catastrophism camp, a feud as old as the hills (and the comets) themselves.
And now for something completely different: ED CONRAD’s “MAN IS AS OLD AS COAL” http://www.edconrad.com/
Here’s Ed Conrad’s reprint of a 1911 article on the find of human remains in coal strata by miners who noted the same fossil ferns Ed Conrad was initially looking for:
Here’s an article that appears verbatim from the Shenandoah
(Pa.) Evening Herald daily newspaper in August 1911:
A remarkable specimen of the “carboniferous era” has just
been unearthed at a depth of fifteeen hundred feet in the underground
workings of the Ellengowan colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company.
The specimen is very beautiful and is highly prized by Inside
Foreman Gwillym Jones who retained it as a curio.
Miners at the face of one of the breasts discovered a large
piece of slate with impressions of leaves and ferns deeply imbedded
therein.
The surface covered by these markings was five feet in length
and of nearly the same width.
After considerable labor, in which care was taken that the
piece might be take out in its entirely, the workmen succeeded in
their task.
Several small pieces only were broken from the formation which
was presented to those who took the slate from its natural bed.
Quite a number of curios have already been taken from these
workings. Several years ago a bunch of grapes, almost perfectly
formed, was taken from this colliery. A trunk of a tree and a portion
of a petrified snake were also found.
One of the most interesting finds was that in which was
perfectly formed the outlines of a human leg and, judging from the
size, the owner of the member must have been a giant in stature.
A number of these finds are on exhibition at the offices of
Division Superintendent McDonald and Inside Foreman Jones.
They are objects of much curiosity.
Man be old. Man be devolved. Man be making bronze before iron. Man be survivor. Man be big. Man be smart. Man have smaller brain case today. Man be from one man dubbed “Scientific Adam.” Woman be from one woman, nicknamed “Eve” in mtDNA study. Man be telling flood story everywhere. Man be devolved atheist. Man kill millions for pleasure of devolved atheist un-god, man himself. No likey man’s man-god.
Jesus Christ spoke of it.”
Matthew 24:37-39 'As it was in Noah’s day, so will it be when the Son of man comes. For in those days before the Flood people were eating, drinking, taking wives, taking husbands, right up to the day Noah went into the ark, and they suspected nothing till the Flood came and swept them all away. This is what it will be like when the Son of man comes.
“Jesus doesn’t talk rubbish.” --Nelka the Wise
Well, we can all just wait until this one comes to pass or not. There’s no sin in being Invincibly Ignorant, but we already have had hundreds of biblical prophecies that have been fulfilled…Below is a Wiki quote on the late Pleistocene/early Holocene extinctions. Please note the wrangling between Uniformitarianism [the people that had to erase Georges Cuvier, Father of Paleontology, because he was a Catastrophist and that contravened their atheist model of Earth as giant greenhouse/Petri dish having laboratory-like constancy to engender conditions fostering evolution] versus Catastrophism.
Evidence supporting the prehistoric overkill hypothesis includes the persistence of certain island megafauna for several millennia past the disappearance of their continental cousins. Ground sloths survived on the Antilles long after North and South American ground sloths were extinct. The later disappearance of the island species correlates with the later colonization of these islands by humans. Similarly, woolly mammoths died out on remote Wrangel Island 7000 years after their mainland extinction. Steller’s sea cows also persisted off the isolated and uninhabited Commander Islands for thousands of years after they vanished from continental shores of the north Pacific.[1]
Controversial alternative hypotheses to the theory of human responsibility include the Younger Dryas event and Tollmann’s hypothetical bolide, which claim that the extinctions resulted from bolide impact(s). Simplified versions of such hypotheses would predict an instantaneous, regional extinction(s), and thus cannot account for the planet-wide species losses that occurred over an interval of thousands of years. However in the case of such impact(s) on the North American ice sheet, for example, there is growing evidence to suggest that the initial post-impact cooling from blocked sunlight may have been compounded by adverse effects on the Thermohaline_circulation by a substantial impulse of fresh water to the ocean(s) through a massive combination of runoff and precipitation from that impact.citation needed]
*Such a scenario has been proposed as a contributing cause of the 1,300 year cold period known as the Younger Dryas stadial. This impact extinction hypothesis is still in debate due to the exacting field techniques required to extract minuscule particles of extra terrestrial impact markers such as Iridium at a high resolution from very thin strata in a repeatable fashion, as is necessary to conclusively distinguish the event peak from the local background level of the marker. **In this case the debate seems to be exacerbated by infighting between the Uniformitarianism camp and the Catastrophism camp, a feud as old as the hills (and the comets) themselves.
And now for something completely different: ED CONRAD’s “MAN IS AS OLD AS COAL” http://www.edconrad.com/
Here’s Ed Conrad’s reprint of a 1911 article on the find of human remains in coal strata by miners who noted the same fossil ferns Ed Conrad was initially looking for:
Here’s an article that appears verbatim from the Shenandoah
(Pa.) Evening Herald daily newspaper in August 1911:
A remarkable specimen of the “carboniferous era” has just
been unearthed at a depth of fifteeen hundred feet in the underground
workings of the Ellengowan colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company.
The specimen is very beautiful and is highly prized by Inside
Foreman Gwillym Jones who retained it as a curio.
Miners at the face of one of the breasts discovered a large
piece of slate with impressions of leaves and ferns deeply imbedded
therein.
The surface covered by these markings was five feet in length
and of nearly the same width.
After considerable labor, in which care was taken that the
piece might be take out in its entirely, the workmen succeeded in
their task.
Several small pieces only were broken from the formation which
was presented to those who took the slate from its natural bed.
Quite a number of curios have already been taken from these
workings. Several years ago a bunch of grapes, almost perfectly
formed, was taken from this colliery. A trunk of a tree and a portion
of a petrified snake were also found.
One of the most interesting finds was that in which was
perfectly formed the outlines of a human leg and, judging from the
size, the owner of the member must have been a giant in stature.
A number of these finds are on exhibition at the offices of
Division Superintendent McDonald and Inside Foreman Jones.
They are objects of much curiosity.
Man be old. Man be devolved. Man be making bronze before iron. Man be survivor. Man be big. Man be smart. Man have smaller brain case today. Man be from one man dubbed “Scientific Adam.” Woman be from one woman, nicknamed “Eve” in mtDNA study. Man be telling flood story everywhere. Man be devolved atheist. Man kill millions for pleasure of devolved atheist un-god, man himself. No likey man’s man-god.
Things are changing…
