My sister lives in Austria near a mountain called Ifen. Next to this mountain, at an altitude of 2 km, there is a plateau called "Gottesacker plateau" (God's field) in which there are thousands and thousands of shells and fossil marine animals ... at an altitude of 2000 meters!
I have walked there many times and found fossils.
Very very strange ...
I have walked there many times and found fossils.
Very very strange ...
03:38 PM - Jan 22, 2024
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Brizby Finley
@BrizbyFinley
22 January, 03:46
In response HTG TheolddoG to his Publication
Just MORE proof of Noah’s flood
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Jazzy Joly
@JazzyJoly
22 January, 04:35
In response Brizby Finley to her Publication
The ark tho, what was that about?
Because obviously 2 of every animal could not possibly have been on an ark. It would have to have been the size of a country. With cages built for dangerous animals, and carrying a ton of animal food etc.
And many animals eat other animals just as their diet, so they would've had to have been kept apart, possibly more cages.
And Tons of live plants on board for the herbivores.
How do we explain, rationally, the ark?
This is not a snarky question, just something I always think about when the flood and the ark are discussed x
Because obviously 2 of every animal could not possibly have been on an ark. It would have to have been the size of a country. With cages built for dangerous animals, and carrying a ton of animal food etc.
And many animals eat other animals just as their diet, so they would've had to have been kept apart, possibly more cages.
And Tons of live plants on board for the herbivores.
How do we explain, rationally, the ark?
This is not a snarky question, just something I always think about when the flood and the ark are discussed x
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