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Title says it refers to a different ark
Article says it refers to Noah's ark
Article says it refers to Noah's ark
Title says it refers to a different ark
Article says it refers to Noah's ark
Not sure what you mean here. The article also says it's a different story, about a Mesopotamian god.
Right, but then it says "What it contains are specifications for the legendary Ark which was said to have saved two of each animal - and a handful of humans - from a catastrophic flood." - Which is it?
Your thread title is accurate, but the article is saying that it is actually about Noah's ark.
I think what it is saying is that the contents of the Noah's myth predate it, and can be found in a similar, earlier Mesopotamian myth- and it gives you a few of those shared elements.
The aquatic version of the MOTHER WHEEL.It describes a circular vessel
While I wouldn't be surprised, it does seem like they are making a leap. Religious people can refute this easily by saying it is irrelevant to Noah's ark and simply refers to something different.
no there isnt..There's evidence to support there being a world wide flood.
no there isnt..
show me your "evidence"...Yes there is.
show me your "evidence"...
There was only one flood in history and this was definately it.
yeah...in EVERY ancient society that lived near water that gets flooded without modern dams or weather prediction or water management...There's evidence to support there being a world wide flood.
yeah...in EVERY ancient society that lived near water that gets flooded without modern dams or weather prediction or water management...
...which is all of them.
Plus, the mechanics of a "world wide flood" if you seriously mean that, doesn't make any sense.
Noah was a cukold fqg who let his woman get turned out by animalsyeah...in EVERY ancient society that lived near water that gets flooded without modern dams or weather prediction or water management...
...which is all of them.
Plus, the mechanics of a "world wide flood" if you seriously mean that, doesn't make any sense.