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According to some independent sites that I visited, my GMC truck is better than a Toyota Prerunner!
When I said independent, I meant completely unrelated sites to the (very silly) fantasy topic taking up valuable space on here.
Example #1:
"MFD [molecular frequency discriminator] has taken the form of everything from placing a xerox copy of a Poloroid [sic] photograph of the desired material into the handle of the device, to using dowsing rods in conjunction with frequency generation electronics (function generators). None of these attempts to create devices that can detect specific materials such as explosives (or any materials for that matter) have been proven successful in controlled double-blind scientific tests.
Actually, I'd kinda like to think the formation is some kind of ancient vessel, if it weren't for all of that fanciful, lurid OT sorcery/occultism/incantation/abracadabra garbage.
Then again, if there was no Flood, then how did 11 anchor stones wind up at an elevation of 6600 feet? This is getting dangerously close to "alien intervention"!
God made Pterodactyls carry them and fly up there.
"Whew... I just flew in from L.A....boy are my arms tired".
"The (anchor) stones are made of volcanic rock, such as is found in the region around Mount Ararat. If Noah launched from modern day Iraq, he would have had to travel to Ararat, get these stones, travel back and put them on the Ark, and then land hundreds of miles north near Ararat"
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