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Some explorers say they have located the remains of Noah’s Ark. aolnews.com/world/article/evangelical-christian-groups-says-it-has-found-noahs-ark-in-turkey/19456378
I sure hope so - such nonsense crops up every few years and is quickly forgotten. Skepticism is definitely the proper attitude.Wow, can you feel the skepticism in the reporter?![]()
I understand skepticism in the Ark. And I probably used the wrong term. I just think that the author does not respect the “Evangelical Archeaologists” I got the same attitude from “The Sun” article.I sure hope so - such nonsense crops up every few years and is quickly forgotten. Skepticism is definitely the proper attitude.
Dr Price’s say so, is the only source of this ‘debunking’ at present. The article says that Dr. Price is also a searcher for Noah’s Ark. I see from this that a motive of jealousy could have prompted Dr. Price to compose the story about the fraud. Why are people also so credulous to believe a fallible human being who has an academic title? Same difference.Let the debunking begin:
michaelsheiser.com/PaleoBabble/2010/04/noahs-ark-paleobabble-update/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=noahs-ark-paleobabble-update
Why are people so credulous? This is like the Blessed Virgin image on a tortilla. People that place stock in these things lose their (already weak) faith when things like this turn out to be frauds or hoaxes, and Christians look like fools.
Our Faith does not rest upon archaeology, it rests upon the power and the promises of God and on the Lord Jesus Christ.