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Originally Posted by ocpaul20
Not sure about eons ago, but there are plenty of crazy people like me who believe there were (and are) non-humans on Earth.
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It's not so crazy. It falls within the realm of plausibility.
I have no issue at all with Evolution, but I do have issues with Human Evolution.
Humans evolved way too fast, faster than the mechanism of Evolution allows, especially within the last 400,000 years.
Worse than that, we're forced to accept that two separate species,
Homo Neanderthalis and
Homo Sapiens (the forerunner to
Homo Sapiens Sapiens) independently evolved with the FOXP2 gene which enables speech and language.
That's not even in the realm of probability and statistics.
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Originally Posted by ocpaul20
There are legends of civilisations living under the ground where they fled at the time of the flood(perhaps) or maybe at the time of the battle event described in the Indian religious texts.
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In all lies and myths there is a kernel of truth, it's just a matter of ferreting out the truth.
Are we to believe Ashurbanipal?
He stated he was taught to read the language that existed before the Deluge.
That implies there really was a Deluge, and at the time it occurred, there was a well-developed civilization that had written language.
Sumerians were aware of the phenomenon of the Precession of the Equinoxes.
You can see that in the fish motif used by Christians (Pisces), and the ram motifs (Aries) and of course the Bull motif (Taurus), and then motifs of the ram and bull engaged in combat (Aries pushing Taurus out of the way), and at Jericho, which was inhabited 9,000 years ago, frescoes painted on the walls of buildings depicting crabs (Cancer) and then The Twins (Gemini).
The Sumerians say the Deluge happened during the Age of Leo, and a pair of sphinx were built with the face of a lion to commemorate it.
That sphinx in Egypt was not built by Egyptians, because it has been there for at least 10,000 years, and the other if not on the west coast of India was on the Saudi Peninsula.
There's lots of evidence.