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Originally Posted by Lucidkitty
Even that wouldn't explain it. The ice caps melting would raise the sea levels a lot, but not enough to justify the sinking of all land.
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Exactly,
LC!
Exacte mon' I have to wonder if our defensive theists have ever been introduced to one of these...
http://www.numericana.com/answer/hp50g.jpg
You know, to do them
bigger calculations that would otherwise boggle even such superior minds as you and I, Lucid! But luckily for the otherwise techno-illiterate world, these can be purchased down at any University book store!. I mean, otherwise, it's a bit difficult
essplaynin' having a fully-functioning IQ of >> 550.... (
). Better to say
"My H-P did all the work here! Blame it!"
Otherwise, can you
imagine being captive to the staggeringly depressing alternative mental universe of being stuck in a stagnant worldview that mandates, on fear of either a physical public flogging
(as in the old days when the church was claimed as, ahem... God's spokesman!)
Or at the least, within your beloved and cherished social club and community of "equals" of a modern excommunication for even considering any reasonable alternatives hat as noted, have been thoroughly shown.
Otherwise, here's some'dem quicky-dickie FACT that you Christians CAN take to your pastor or priest this morning in church. It's easy! Just raise your hand mid-sermon (OK,
OK, let him finish his propaganda first, that Insta-Sermon he pulled offa the 'net last week.... Nothing gained by being purposefully impolite now is there? Esp. for us proven-pleasant, well-mannered atheist dog-demons...).
Then however, let 'em have it with this little passage, but only after you ask the congregation if they all devoutly believe in
Thuh Fludd! And its Certified "Noah's MAGIC ACT™.
Dr. Marty Leipzig looks at the mathematics of 'Noah's Flood.'
(I know, I know, I expect a lot when some
cretin tries to just toss it all out unexamined. (I'd say though, it'd be o much better to know just how ridiculous you might look if you raised such techo-stuff at a Christian Tea Party. I particularly like
this telling paragraph, and so will make it easier for the anti-rationalés by re-quoting it right here:
...it would obviously require a water depth of 16,915' (5,155.7 m), or over three miles above mean sea level. In order to accomplish this little task, it would require the previously noted additional 4.525 x 109 km3 of water to flood the Earth to this depth.
The Earth's present hydrosphere (the sum total of all waters in, on and above the Earth) totals only 1.37 x 109 km3. Where would this additional 4.525 x 109 km3 of water come from? It cannot come from water vapour (i.e., clouds) because the atmospheric pressure would be 840 times greater than standard pressure of the atmosphere today.
Further, the latent heat released when the vapour condenses into liquid water would be enough to raise the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere to approximately 3,570 C (6,460 F).
WT-Heck? Really?
an "additional" 4.525 x 109 km^3 volume of water. A temp of 3,570 ˚C? Wow! Otherwise, show him where he's calculated wrong, Christians!
Well, there yah has it huh? But again, let's not
ever forget... the stubborn resistance to simple thinking and concluding is spectacular within the greater Christian
needy-fundistá crowd. Never let it be said they don't put up a good fight though! I mean, there are still church steeples poking up into the horizon even in cities and towns supposedly populated by modern thinkers!
They should be officially torn down by now, since as an organized and once all-powerful mega-group, they have prevailed over some
(most, in truth..) of the most cruel, ill-directed and purposefully inhumane cultural and socio-economic damages that simple peasant people have had to sustain.
Thank God for the now-inarguable numbers that such minds as the article's author can so easily provide, eh?
Read it and enjoy folks!