In Search of Noah's Ark (1976)

A Schick Sunn Classic paranormal documentary from the 70s, hosted by Brad Crandall.
Featuring: Dr. Henry Morris, John Morris, Elfred Lee, Roger Rusk, Eryl Cummings, Dr. Phillip Hammond, Dr. John Warwick Montgomery.

[@LunaCryptic]

We watched this at our church when it first came out when I was teen. I'm in my sixties now. It's great to see it again.

[@paranormalvideosyoumayhave2581]

Thanks for sharing. Glad to oblige.

[@chrismalone5384]

I remember watching this documentary 30+ years ago, such a treat to find it on KZbin

[@Robert-xx8jx]

Thank you so much for finding this gem

[@paranormalvideosyoumayhave2581]

No problem. Glad to share this content.

[@sledgehammer9739]

I saw this when it first came out at Tower Place Cinema in Atlanta. God. I miss those days. This might be a silly movie but it was a simpler time back then. In many ways better than today.

[@Madhouse_Media]

Ah memories... Years ago I had a bootleg VHS with the Peter Graves Bigfoot documentary, the Raymond Burr paranormal documentary, and this.

[@chrisdoumouras2482]

Thanks for downloading this classic

[@AustinDallasPictures]

loved it. thank you.

[@paranormalvideosyoumayhave2581]

You're welcome. Thanks for your appreciation.

[@che4568]

Glad i watched this doc 👍

[@84rattnroll]

I love this movie! It is based on a book by Dr.John Morris-The Ark on Ararat. Out of print but available on Amazon and eBay.

[@gordonteats298]

I have this dvd

[@paranormalvideosyoumayhave2581]

That's interesting. I was not aware that Schick Sunn documentaries were available on DVD. Could you please let me know where you got a copy?

[@gordonteats298]

@@paranormalvideosyoumayhave2581 forgive me,I should have said,I had the VHS tape but I transferred it to DVD, then I gave the VHS tape to a friend , I did this about 10 years ago, Jesus is Lord

[@gordonteats298]

@@paranormalvideosyoumayhave2581 I had the VHS tape.i transferd it on DVD years ago. I gave the tape to a friend. JESUS IS LORD

[@seanberry1969]

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[@LyleFrancisDelp]

I saw this in the theater back in the day. I now see it as a total farce.

[@sdub300]

Geologic records exist of this flood, sum 6000 years ago.

[@abundantYOUniverse]

No they don't. And it certainly wasn't world wide, anyway. And there are no animal species that came from say Mount Ararat. There were 13 recorded Flood stories centuries before this one was copied. It's all total horseshit.

[@plainsman]

It's so peculiar that a segment of Christians cling to literalism so desperately. The Genesis Flood story contains many literary clues that its writers (and original audience) were not intended to narrate an actual series of events. The story employs the literary device known as “hyperbole” throughout, describing a massive ark which holds representatives of “every living creature on Earth”, and a flood which flows over the tops of the highest mountains in the world. These are not meant to challenge readers to figure out the practicality of such descriptions, but rather they are important clues that we are dealing with a theological story rather than ancient journalism.

[@gregtanner3161]

The flood happened, it was brought about by God to rid the world of its wretchedness.

[@fractalcabbage]

I'd be interested as to how you would explain things like the 150+ legends of a global flood that are found in civilisations around the world, sedimentary rock layers that cross entire continents and HUGE fossil beds containing the smashed remains of millions of animals? I suppose they're not supposed to be taken literally either?

[@gregtanner3161]

Which parts of the Bible do You consider to be fact and how do you decide which is fact or "hyperbole?"Did Jesus actually die and was resurrected on the 3rd day? Was that hyperbole? I cling to the Bible but I'm not at all despirate.

[@plainsman]

@@gregtanner3161 - Christianity has a tremendous legacy of encouraging scientific research, building on the belief that all of nature is God’s creation. Through modern science, we are becoming increasingly aware of how God has crafted the universe around us. Hundreds of years of research in geology, paleontology, biology, and many other fields have produced abundant evidence that the earth is billions of years old and that fossils and geological features formed through many processes over eons of time. Today, 99% of PhD biologists agree that plants, animals, and humans formed through evolutionary processes. The perspective offered by biblical literalists like Answers in Genesis forces people to choose between the Bible and modern science, and reinforces the harmful cultural stereotype that modern science and biblical Christianity cannot mix. Sadly, AIG and their ilk are staking the authority of the entire Bible - and Christianity itself - on the view that a global flood is a viable alternative to abundant scientific evidence for a much longer chronology of creation. To do so, they must add in many speculative details not found in the biblical text, such as the “biogeographical rafting model”. And they must rely on a theory of post-Flood animal evolution in which species diversify at rates many times faster than any known evolutionary mechanism. These theories, along with many others posited by young-earth creationists, are not based on credible scientific evidence - in fact, they contradict the clear empirical evidence in God’s creation. Additionally, a major warning sign of pseudoarchaeology includes "discoveries" pitched directly to the media. The pseudoarchaeologist knows his or her claim will not stand up to scrutiny by actual archaeologists or be able to pass science journal peer review, so it gets pitched directly to the media.

[@gregtanner3161]

@@plainsman the earth is no more than 10,000 years old. science finds what it wants to find.

[@pagerhoads1531]

Noah probably took eggs 🥚 of animals and baby animals not fully grown animals 🤔

[@IHateYoutubeHandles615]

I have it on good authority he took DNA, deep frozen in liquid nitrogen.