Skeptics Do NOT Want You to Watch This Video About the Ark

[@ericryckman777]

Huge respect for the editor. I have no idea how long the original was but this final product was packed full of info in under 22 minutes! Well done!

[@dgibbs8851]

I loved the pace! It was creepy listening to a guy that sounded like he never breathed, but i got over it pretty quick!

[@danmannz]

So true!

[@davidgardner863]

It would have taken thousands of workers to build the ark in those days when the infrastructure didn’t exist and any large project required a massive amount of human labor. Was Noah the Elon Musk of his day? Only someone with wealth and power like a king could afford that. Of course the whole ark was ridiculously impossible anyway.

[@bettytigers]

@@davidgardner863 I'm pretty sure it took Noah a long time. Years and years, a bit like the volunteer built cathedral in Barcelona!

[@thomasjcorson7502]

I believe it's over a hr

[@Scorpion-my3dv]

1 Thessalonians 2:13 And we also thank God continually because, when you received the word of God, which you heard from us, you accepted it not as a human word, but as it actually is, the word of God, which is indeed at work in you who believe. In this verse Paul expresses his unceasing gratitude that the Thessalonian Christians had responded with faith when he preached to them. They accepted what he said as God's Word and not the word of men. Paul understood that the Word of God had taken hold of their lives and was bearing spiritual fruit. This comment expands on the remarks made by Paul at the start of this letter, when he also referred to his "constant" mention of the Thessalonians in his prayers. Psalm 1 illustrates the power of God's Word in the life of the person who gives it a warm reception. It causes that person to be "like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season" (Psalm 1:3). This acceptance is not meant to be blind, or foolish, however. The Bible specifically commends those who seek to confirm the truth of what they hear, even from someone like Paul (Acts 17:11).

[@howdydoodey3872]

Why the speech. THE TOPIC IS NOAH.

[@frankalbertyap9132]

That's why I love this organization because they truly defend the origins of the earth, in relation to proving the veracity of God's Word.

[@H0neyBear]

Maybe god is a smelly adolescent. Playing evolution on his computer. Then you worship a stinking teenager.

[@josephbarkley3301]

You should really read a science book instead of this silliness. This is complete nonsense. Absolutely ridiculous. I'm not saying there's not a God, but you can't possibly believe this?

[@samuelrodriguez9199]

@@josephbarkley3301 maybe you should watch more creationist videos and stop listening to things that will destroy your soul. If only you would believe in Jesus God would open up your eyes to see the truth. The world is much more than you see with your eyes.

[@m.r.reeceabob8480]

@@josephbarkley3301 Personally I've read and seen both as a former theistic evolutionist. I've read creation and evolution books and articles. Generally, creationists will logically (sometimes with some things a little off but this does not affect their argument) counter-argue or support whatever new study or paper is brought up. Evolutionists will generally just laugh creationists off without providing anymore clarification. If you don't believe me, read half of the comments. Anyways, every argument I've seen for evolution has been brought down by creationism. Although from time to time evolutionists will counter creationist arguments, but generally the pro-creationism arguments are just put to the side and seen as junk without any consideration.

[@avafury4584]

I agree. Amen.

[@rebekahhesketh1220]

"How many people built the Ark? We just don't 'Noah' " (know)! 😄 Anyone else catch that? All joking aside, this is a wonderful clip, and I agree wholeheartedly with this speaker!

[@youtubekorisnik2569]

I was just thinking maybe Noah was a carpenter in wood buissness and had People that worked for him, I didn't watch the video, but first thing that I saw is your comment.

[@dominicpardo4783]

It never happened.

[@franklinchibuzor3254]

@@youtubekorisnik2569 what God cannot do does not exist

[@Yossarian.]

@Franklin Chibuzor That's an illogical statement? We didn't exist (apparently), and yet God created us? (Allegedly)

[@karenking5357]

Just Rebecca and I believe he said that several times we just don't "NO-AH!!"✝️🛐🙏‼️👑👑👑👑👑👑✝️

[@MaryEllen505]

I love Tim's passion and his clear and concise answers.

[@plainswell]

Delivering his presentation like a machine gun locked on auto doesn't make this nonsense any smarter.

[@the-trustees]

What answers? Assertions with zero evidence are NOT answers OR evidence.

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

@@plainswell really.....the "audience" didn't have a chance to think about what he was saying....if you believe a 500 year old man ,and a cpl sons,worked for 120 years building a giant boat,you are crazy.the wood from the start would be rotten before it was finished

[@johnpearce3714]

@@davidjones-vx9ju , they more than likely had help as re. Building the Ark. --- Before SIN came into the world through the rebellion by the first humans , they lived longer , SIN has caused the age of People to decrease !! --- read Genesis 1 , 2 , 3 & onwards. then you will see asto the causes &, reasons etc. etc.

[@johnpearce3714]

@@plainswell , yes , he should have spoken with less speed !! ---- however it's not Nonesense , the Great worldwide Flood .

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

Jeremiah 32:17 ‘Ah, Lord God! It is you who have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and by your outstretched arm! Nothing is too hard for you. God reassures Jeremiah (32:16-44) After buying a field, Jeremiah began to have doubts. It seemed to him almost too much to expect that God could allow such an unfaithful the people ever to return to their land. He therefore prayed to God (16), seeking to reassure himself that nothing is too hard for a God who is so loving and powerful (17-19). He reminds God of his steadfast faithfulness and miraculous power, which had saved his people in the past (20-22). But the people have been disobedient and have now brought this justly deserved punishment upon themselves (23). With the enemy siege machines battering the city walls, Jeremiah fears that Jerusalem’s end has come. He wonders whether, in buying the field, he has correctly understood God’s will (24-25). God replies that nothing is too hard for him. Certainly he will destroy Jerusalem (26-29), for this is a judgment on the nation because of its idolatry (30-31). Kings, administrators, priests, prophets and common people alike have turned from God and followed pagan religions (32-35). However, after God has disciplined his people in foreign lands, he will bring them back to their land (36-37). He will do a work within them so that they will know him in a more spiritual relationship than they have previously experienced. They will have a renewed devotion to God and a fresh experience of God’s blessing (38-41). Jeremiah need have no doubts about the wisdom of buying the piece of land from his relative. The day will certainly come when this piece of land will be returned to Jeremiah’s family. In fact, throughout the country people will buy and sell land as they did before (42-44). The Lord has shown his faithfulness and power many times throughout history. Why would these things be too difficult for the Lord?

[@howdydoodey3872]

Address the topic - Noah. Too hard? Yes, because the whole story is ridiculous and only idiots try to defend it. Noah did not know The America's existed, nor East Asia and Australia He likely thought the World was dead flat.

[@bsaneil]

Can he make a rock which is too heavy for him to lift?

[@madddog7]

1 Thessalonians 5:21 But test everything; hold fast what is good.

[@jamessmith9962]

I am so happy that we have man like this in the world, because when it comes to factual truth, the Lord leaves no stone unturned, which reinforces my Testimony of the truth of God's written word. This is the standard and definition of research.

[@ohsnapsonbro4260]

At minimum there are 3 million species of animals. Imagine those on a boat for 150 days.....the amounts of food.... 🤣 Genetic diversity is something christians don't believe in? Yes the ark is a huge lie for uneducated people

[@marysmith9109]

Thank you thank you for ending with a clear expression of THE DOOR, and why Jesus identifies himself and the only door to the Father. Oh Amen Amen. Maranatha!!!

[@GwaiHaida]

Do you think it possible that perhaps gopher wood was a tree species that existed before the Flood but was wiped out and became extinct because of it? Perhaps that's why we don't really know what it is ?

[@l-vbordercolliesbryanbaque6237]

Gopher wood is cypress wood

[@kevinhorizons7714]

@@l-vbordercolliesbryanbaque6237 ah so not extinct after all, thats lucky to have survived the global flood, phew!

[@dalenincehelser5747]

More likely because it is physically impossible from an engineering to construct a wooden vessel of this size. Since the desert dwelling bedouin who made up.this story had probably never seen a boat, he would have had no idea there are size limits to wooden vessels. Especially if being built by a 600 year old man with nothing but btonze age tools. Also notice how fast this guy talks, he is glossing over the fantastic fallacies inhis tale. Not to mention he is relying on evolution to make his points. He says wolves, dogs, coyotes and fixes are all dogs or canines. But they are all separate species, there is no such thing as "kinds" in taxonomy

[@restfullearning1549]

He’s not taking that fast; the editors sped up this video. Also, “kind” is the same level of “family” in Linnaeus’s classification.

[@davidgardner863]

@@restfullearning1549 , So one pair at the canine family level gave birth to a whole bunch of different species? How about cats? Did one pair of felines give birth to 38 different cat species?

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

Matthew 19:26 says..... But Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” Now this scripture,in particular, is talking about salvation and how to get to heaven but God gives a very important biblical principle here. That nothing is impossible with God. Surely if he can save anyone, God can perform the miracles that occurred during the flood. Where is your faith? Do you have any? The disciples' jaws may have dropped when Jesus said it was easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to get into the kingdom of God. Their culture thought of rich people as favored by God and able to accomplish anything. When Jesus says the rich can't attain heaven, it would have left them wondering how anyone, at all, could hope to attain salvation. Christ responds with another shocking remark, one that might have been confusing at first. The disciples likely expected Jesus to say that only those who are truly humble or poor in spirit can be saved (Matthew 5:3). Or, that only those with childlike faith and dependence on God can be saved (Matthew 19:13-15). He says none of that. Instead, Jesus agrees with the disciples that it is impossible- "with man"-for anyone to be saved. This expands on Jesus' earlier statements about how difficult it is for the wealthy to be saved (Matthew 19:23-24). In human terms, no one can achieve salvation (Titus 3:5). This goes back to Jesus' conversation with the rich young ruler who discovered his own goodness was not so good, after all (Matthew 19:16-22). Jesus had said that only God is good with the implication that only the good can be saved. So not just the rich, but the poor and the middle class and the religious and sinners are all in the same boat. It is impossible for human beings to do any good thing to secure eternal life with God in heaven. That's not the end of Jesus' statement, though. He says that with God all things are possible. He does not close the door on human salvation, but He does declare that God must bring it about. He does not, at this time, explain how God will bring it about: through His death on the cross for the sins of humanity.

[@swinde]

One thing you are forgetting is that water has different characteristics. There is salt water which is common in the oceans. There is fresh water that occupies lakes and rivers and there is also brackish water that is found in bays and river outlets into the ocean that has a lower salt content than the open ocean. These different water types support different types of types of marine life that would not survive in other mixtures. Many water dwelling creatures feed near a shoreline which would have been gone for 10 + months. With a flood that covers all mountain tops, all plant life would have died as well , so where did the dove find an olive branch?

[@RM-lu1kx]

Keep in mind that many kinds of fish swim upriver or from rivers into the sea for spawning.

[@dominicpardo4783]

@user-dr3ws3ws4x There's no such thing as a "kind". What you are alluding to are anomalies. The vast majority of fish *species* live their entire existence in one type of environment.

[@RM-lu1kx]

@@dominicpardo4783 mullet, salmon, eel, flaunder to name a few, very common widespread fish. These are only a few examples of many more migrating fish from salt to sweet and vice versa.

[@dominicpardo4783]

@@RM-lu1kx The estuaries flounder migrate from are NOT freshwater. There are over 20,000 species of fish. So yes, anomalies.

[@RM-lu1kx]

Where did the dove find the branch? Plants may have died but seeds are quite strong, and the soil on mountain slopes might have been washed clean of salt and the seeds floating around could become plants and trees. Most lakes without a connection to the sea are still salty.

[@vivliforia2262]

4:03 my native language is not English or Hebrew, but when I see the phrase "seven seven, a male and his female", I automatically know that it means "seven pairs consisting of one male and one female each." Well done.

[@SGOV86]

Only the clean animals Noah took seven pairs. From the unclean animals one pair.

[@incorrba]

Two pairs of unclean

[@SGOV86]

@@incorrba one pair of unclean. One pair=two

[@Jebusisblatantidolatry]

The Hebrew states: מִכֹּ֣ל הַבְּהֵמָ֣ה הַטְּהוֹרָ֗ה תִּֽקַּח־לְךָ֛ שִׁבְעָ֥ה שִׁבְעָ֖ה אִ֣ישׁ וְאִשְׁתּ֑וֹ וּמִן־הַבְּהֵמָ֡ה אֲ֠שֶׁ֠ר לֹ֣א טְהֹרָ֥ה הִ֛וא שְׁנַ֖יִם אִ֥ישׁ וְאִשְׁתּֽוֹ׃ Of every pure animal you shall take seven pairs,( שבעה שבעה) males and their mates, and of every animal that is not pure, two( שנים), a male and its mate

[@isaachunt7107]

Sooo... the planet was re-populated by 18 animals? Hahahahaaaa silly little troglodites!

[@LindaSueGarland]

THANK YOU! Praise be to God!!!

[@joshua4747]

Amazing job. I loved how you wrapped that up by pointing out the connections to Jesus Christ. After all that’s what the entire Bible foretells and testifies of.

[@joanjohnsen7603]

What is important is not the type of wood used BUT the fact that they coated the Ark with pitch which makes it waterproof. Excellent talk.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

This religious myth is rediculious at face value. There is no way that some number of animals could leave any ark at one geographic location just several thousand years ago, magically transport themselves across oceans, (such as kangaroos and echidnas returning to Australia) and leave behind no offspring along the way. Then have a single family of middle easterners repopulate the planet AND generate the various phenotypes such as African blacks, Scandinavians, eastern Asians, Latinos, Inuits, pacific islanders, Aborigines, Pygmies, Mongols, Native Americans, etc AND populate the corners of the globe with completely different languages and cultures that don't have any references to said religious myth. It is jaw dropping that adults can fall for such an obvious children's story.

[@haggismcbaggis9485]

That does not make it fireproof though and I worry about unattended torches on the lower decks of the vessel.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

@@haggismcbaggis9485 You don't need to worry about mythical vessels that never existed.

[@njhoepner]

Every wooden vessel ever made was coated this way, and painted, and still they leaked. The ship's carpenter and his mates spent part of every day pounding oakum into leaks. Wooden vessels needed mechanical pumps (which did not exist in the early bronze age) to pump out water, and members of the crew had to do this regularly - in heavy seas (like in a flood), it had to be done constantly. The larger the ship, the more the leakage, and the more members of the crew had to work the pumps. All ships flex and bend while afloat - wooden ships do this too, stretching the spaces between the planks. The larger the ship, the more flexing and bending, and thus the more leakage. It's unavoidable. On this ark, since no pumps, the water would have to be bailed with buckets...and since the only opening is at the very top, every single bucket would have to be walked all the way down to the bilge, then dragged all the way back up, and poured out through that 18-inch opening at the very top (so you can't even throw the water, have to pour it nice and slow), then all the way back down again, and all the way back up again, endlessly. Add that to feeding every one of the 6,000+ animals, grooming then, cleaning up after them (with eight people it comes to shoveling about 3.5 tons of manure per person per day, again all the way down, then all the way up, one shovel-full at a time), watering them (with fresh water, not salt), etc etc. Impossible.

[@jensmail7]

The Ark was a football field and a half long, including the height made it very capable of housing 6,000 animals and Noah’s family. Great explanation of the ark!

[@9Rizla9]

You'll understand when you grow up.

[@kevinhorizons7714]

Yup...6000 animals. Have a little think about that. see the problem? If not give it a few years till you learn numbers and reading and stuff.

[@lesliebooth2833]

I really like the way this one moves!! I saw the original which is much longer and offers more details and explanation. I personally liked that one more, but this one would be terrific for a younger bunch I think. Or maybe just a more impatient bunch! Love this!😊

[@bonysminiatures3123]

its ridiculous on so many levels

[@lesliebooth2833]

Nope, it’s true. The Bible is true. God is real, He created everything, and He wrote the Book via the Holy Spirit. Jesus came as God in skin to deliver wicked man from our wickedness and pay the penalty for us to a just and holy God. The Bible says it, I believe it, that settles it. And you wouldn’t even be here if your heart wasn’t questioning it (or you’re just a troll). Have a lovely day.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

A worldwide flood never happened. I work in genetics and we KNOW that there never was a worldwide bottleneck of human and animal populations several thousand years ago. It just didn’t happen. You can figure it out for yourselves. The myriad of phenotypes, such as East Asians, Native American Indians, Aborigines, black Africans, Scandinavians, eskimos, south East Asians from India, Hispanics, etc are obviously NOT all descendants of Noah’s family from only several thousand years ago. The idea is ludicrous at face value. You are being lied to in this video. Period! Time to grow up.

[@karenking5357]

It's a fact that people's attention span is very short this is basically an outline to the story so that anybody old young believer non-believer or a complete agnostic or atheist could at least hear the story without all the extra details at first I was going to listen when he talks so fast but then I just said no or a girl and I did and I'm glad I did so I think this is what I personally would call and outline if I were writing a book or IE short story I would use an outline right we did it in high school some people didn't even college so that's what the man has done here and I don't know if talking fast this is normal this is the first time I've seen this man the details that were given in church whether we preaching or Wednesday night service whatever work Sunday School that's the deepen the believer in the knowledge of the word we are to grow we are just we start off on milk with this Jesus loves me this I know and then as we learn about the scripture we understand why and how Jesus loves us and that's the meat of the work I would learn how to apply that but both the milk of the word and the meat of the word can be explained or taught but the right person has to teach it and the right group of people has to want to listen so what this man is done made an outline of the story of Noah so that no matter who you are you can hear it in just a few minutes without losing your train of thought most likely and you go well maybe the story is feasible until the young person who doesn't really know the story it may make it sound a little interesting without all the extra details that the body of Christ desires we deserve to know the whole word of God that everything where being an unbeliever a young person a young believer or an atheist or other religions and hear this in a short period of time and at least give it some thought that might even lead them to Salvation so that's the way I look at this this is purely an outline as if someone was writing a book so this is how this is my outline now I'm going to write a really thousand page book I think Tim did a great job

[@wkinne1]

After visiting the Ark in Kentucky I was amazed at its size, you just can't comprehend how big the Ark was until you go inside. Totally amazing.

[@EverettVinzant]

Totally amazing that a team of modern engineers couldn’t prevent it from being damaged by… A flood… Totally amazing that the largest wooden ship ever built, the USS Wyoming sunk because there isn’t a way to make a wooden ship that size structurally sound enough to survive the forces it encounters at sea. It wasn’t as large as the Ark was claimed to be, or would have had to have been. I know that facts are irrelevant when you choose to accept magic as an answer, but just understand you are paying to be lied to. Demonstrably so.

[@wkinne1]

@@EverettVinzant Odd, I have sailed in wooden vessels in crazy bad storms, even the coast guard told us to head in to shore, but we sailed on with complete success. I guess it is all a mater of what magic you want to believe in, intelligent magic or random dumb luck magic. Matter came from something, what? I say God, you say???

[@joshuakohlmann9731]

@@wkinne1 But that isn't quite the issue. Differing theories as to how the world came to be don't have any bearing on the historicity of Noah's Ark. There are numerous problems with a literal interpretation of the story, including the weight problem, the capacity problem, the poo problem, the altitude problem (a flood that covered the highest mountains would expose the occupants to risk of freezing to death), the ecological problem (polar bears and penguins getting off the Ark at Ararat and surving?), the logistical problem (all animals in the world lived within walking distance of Noah's House?) and so on and so forth. There is also the fact that similar mythological stories exist in other cultures (such as Utnapishtim and Deukalion), a number of which have been shown to predate the Noah story. Of course, if you _don't_ take Noah's flood as literal, historic fact and choose to read it as allegory or metaphor instead, you don't have to worry about any of these problems, nor do you need to abandon your belief in God.

[@wkinne1]

@@joshuakohlmann9731 If God can create worlds, ( and I believe he can ) then the issues you bring up would be no challenge to him.

[@joshuakohlmann9731]

@@wkinne1 Quite so. God can do everything. Except, it seems, solve the problem of people's wickedness without murdering all but seven of them. Which, of course, is another problem with a literal interpretation.

[@AcidGubba]

Well, for me personally, belief in a god has the same value as belief in a flat earth. There is no evidence for either, just allegations, but believers feel attacked when you show them how irrational their belief is. Maybe people will start to question why they believe in the Christian god and not in Allah or Zeus. I think education is extremely important, as is the willingness to question things instead of filling in the gaps in knowledge with faith. It is no coincidence that more intelligent people are more likely to become atheists than less intelligent people. Most believers have not even read the Bible. Many think that abortion or keeping slaves is a sin, but that is not true. The Bible also explains how to abort a child if your partner has cheated on you. There are also different rules about how to keep slaves.

[@TylerAndToast]

Well edited, well articulated, well researched, and gospel presented at the end. Keep it up

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

@@quint2857 of course we do. The Bible is our book, after all. Why wouldn't we?

[@KtrippinHeartbreaks]

@@bradthompson5383, Tim literally went through in the video multiple false and misleading ways that atheists try to claim things that are possible aren’t. I mean claiming whales had to be on the ark? Do the atheists trying to disprove the possibility even look at arguments or just assume they are so superior that they don’t have to even review the position for the other side? These militant atheists CONSTANTLY set up and attack strawmen and then claim victory by ad hominem attacks. When you have to constantly use logical fallacies to try to win… maybe your argument isn’t as strong as your faith (in evolution) makes you believe.

[@cosmictreason2242]

@@bradthompson5383 you misspelled facts

[@cosmictreason2242]

@@bradthompson5383 the video has several dozen. If you didn’t watch it then you’re not serious

[@cosmictreason2242]

@@bradthompson5383 it’s all the facts all together that make the most sense interpreted through YEC. I could play that game too, asking for one piece of evidence for evolution and then rejecting it. The right question is to ask which worldview interprets the evidence the most parsimoniously

[@chrismba777]

I tend to accept the hypothetical view of the "water canopy" surrounding the earth; which would have been a crystal-clear ice/water barrier protecting the planet from UV and excessive radiation; it also would increase barometric pressure and allow for a much greater oxygen concentration. That would speak to longer life, larger creature and human size, robust oxygenation of the blood - *and* the possibility of no clouds (rain), as well as no rainbows since the sun's light was diffused within a golden sky (different light spectrum). it's also where the flood waters came from, along with the fountains of the deep.

[@jimhughes1070]

Shut up! 🤣 No you didn't! 🤣 I don't know why people don't understand the simplicity of Dr Baugh's creation model...(if that's where you got it) I learned this about 35 years ago... His model fits everything discovered... And what's written in the Bible... We visited him quite a few years back and they had a 5 inch adult piranha.. in an aquarium inside of a terrarium... Double oxygen and two atmospheres of pressure... Can't remember for sure but I think it was approximately 2 ft long... It was actually part of a larger scientific experiment... They had predicted into generations the poisonous snakes in the terrarium would lose their toxic venom... Imagine how excited they were when it was just the one generation 🤣🙏🤳🥰 glad I ran into your post! Have a great life!

[@jimhughes1070]

Also, I wish I could copy and paste your post...it's brilliant🙏

[@kevinrtres]

Rather go to the website and read the full explanations there. Enter questions into the query field and get answers. Read about the scientific discoveries of *_the water stored in the mantle of the earth_* to see just how much water there really is on earth.

[@avafury4584]

Excellent! I've heard creationist scientists say exactly that.

[@avafury4584]

@@bradthompson5383 I'm sure God thought of that. After all, he is God. 😇

[@vivliforia2262]

FUN FACT: Before the flood, Ham was born. BTW, Ham (Cham in Hebrew) means "hot, heat". Why did Noah call his second son that? Did a global warming/climate change happen when Ham was born? Who knows? 🤷

[@cosmictreason2242]

@@i7Qp4rQ the sons were all Middle shades. The wives are the ones who had different skin colors

[@bonysminiatures3123]

ham means to makes a story look ridiculous he's quiet an expert at that .....

[@cristisamsung7431]

It makes sense: a 600-year-old man built a boat, took 7 pairs of all kinds of animals, floated around for 40 days, then parked his boat somewhere on a mountain , all the animals went home: Australia, North Pole, America: D And we all lived to happily ever after.

[@jeanyan7738]

What about salt water creatures and fresh water creatures? The oceans were initially fresh but became saltier with time due to runoff from salt in the ground. Studies show the oceans are getting saltier every year. Some animals slowly became acclimated to salty water via natural selection (individuals which were tolerant to salt water continued on in the oceans) while other animals remained in fresh water. This is why bull sharks in Nicaragua live in fresh water while other sharks live in salt water.

[@Justwantahover]

@Jyue An Completely, just like the flat earth narrative.

[@nice00017]

Nice

[@BigDoggyDad]

Great point!

[@SaneNoMore]

Well you kinda answer your own question if you ask me. If the oceans were originally fresh water then all the water in the flood could have been fresh water which then started getting saltier after.. or it may not have been so salty that it would kill freshwater animals. I'm obviously not a scientist but there are several possible answers. Since none of us were there to test the water and we cannot test, observe or, repeat the process no one can provide a truly scientific answer.

[@DavidDeM420]

There are videos of salt water fish swimming up freshwater they will go as far as the salt will let them

[@toni4729]

If so few creatures were on the Ark, then clearly Noah and you believe in evolution. Things have been changing a lot.

[@JclaypotchtoonsComics]

Evolution as a process. not a beginning

[@leslieladyhawke]

WELL DONE!! Thank you!!

[@SkyfallenVT]

A few quick questions, did they put freshwater fish on the ark? Since freshwater fish would have all died if the world flooded, and how did the kangaroos get to the ark? Did they ride on the back of whales to get there?

[@randlebrowne2048]

It is likely that the seas were not as salty back then. Much of the current salinity is actually due to mineral runoff from land, and has increased over time. That is why the Dead Sea is so salty (it's a dead end with a lot of evaporation). Not all of the water in the flood would have been oceanic in origin. Much of it would have fallen from the sky (the firmament) or come from the "fountains of the deep". Even today, there is *still* more water underground than there is in the oceans.

[@TodorescuProgramming]

your questions are based on the observation of how the world is right now, but before the flood maybe there was one continent... plus look at the birds, they migrate and know how to orient in space and time, all thanks to our Glorious God who back then called them to come to the Ark and get onboard the answer is in the Bible to why people refuse to believe (although evidences are again and again) is that their hearts are hardened , are unforgiving and selfish, but if someone decides to repent and turn away from their corrupt ways in their heart, something trully miraculous might happen

[@SkyfallenVT]

@@TodorescuProgramming So the problem with one continent would be the heat problem that has yet to be solved, unless you want to go straight to miracle. Birds migrate by paying a lot of attention to the sun, moon and stars. They also have learned landmark and can detect the earth's magnetic field. There is nothing supernatural about their ability to migrate. I try to keep an open mind as best I can to every argument and religion. But when God hardens the hearts of Pharaoh like in Exodus 10:20-27. How can I trust that he hasn't done so to mine? If you have evidence that the bible is true, I would love to hear it.

[@YT-User1013]

1) Dinosaurs perished in the flood. 2) Noah didn’t need to bring full sized adult animals.

[@diamondlife-gi7hg]

or in old earth creation the dinosaurs would already be extinct so that would mean less animals to put on the ark.

[@billb3673]

Untrue, dinosaurs became extinct at the Katabol. God destroyed all life on the earth when Satan rebelled and drew one third of God's children away from God. The earth is MILLIONS of years old and Christians saying it's 6 thousand years old lose all credibility with true science and knowing, understanding Christians.

[@cathykrueger4899]

Skeptics do not care if you watch this video. They are not that small-minded. And they are always open to real evidence. Emphasis on REAL.

[@njhoepner]

Precisely - this video (and everything else by AiG) would only convince those desperate to be convinced. For the rest of us, it holds water like a chicken-wire bucket.

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

It's shocking that AIG doesn't have any scientific papers published by now.

[@njhoepner]

😂😂😂

[@tommytomtom320]

There is no aspect in which Noah’s ark is possible. Many, but not all, of the problems are to do with the sheer number of species on Earth. Many people try to get around this by talking about this in terms of vague “types” and assuming speciation would fill the gaps. This isn’t possible, though- evolution is simply too slow. We could implicate divine intervention in this process, but divine intervention could also render the entire ark pointless, so it’s a safe assumption that that’s not happening with repopulation. The Bible also explicitly claims the flood covered the highest mountains, so ‘local flood’ interpretations fall outside the scope of this post. The premise: The premise of the story itself has several flaws immediately, before the flood itself ever comes to pass. A. Size The Bible explicitly specifies the size of the Ark. It’s... not much, only about 50,000 cubic meters. I don’t think I have to explain how woefully inadequate a boat smaller than the Titanic would be to hold all of Earth’s species, and all their food and water for a year. B. Species acquisition Where’s Noah getting penguins and polar bears from? Kangaroos, beavers, everything from the Amazon, all the species on random islands scattered across the globe... he’d have to travel to every corner of the planet. Not to mention all the sea creatures he’d need- freshwater would no longer exist on Earth’s surface, and most or all sea animals would be wiped out by the drastic changes in salinity and pressure from the introduction of so much water. Where’s he even going to keep those? How will he reproduce the pressures they need on the ark? And speaking of water... C. The flood ...there might well not be enough on Earth. The vast majority of Earth’s water is already in the oceans, with one major exception- the mantle transition layer, estimated to contain 1-3 times the ocean’s worth. So combined, we have approximately 2-4 oceans’ worth of water. One ocean’s worth is around 1.37 billion cubic kilometers, so we have 2.74 to 5.48 billion to work with. But how much would we need for a global flood? Let’s take the average elevation of Earth. If we smoothed out all the land, this is the surface height we’d get- around 2400m below sea level. From this, we need to reach a height of 9km above sea level. We’ll use a sea-level radius of 6371km, so we need the volume of a 6380km sphere minus a 6368.6km sphere. That’s 5.8 billion cubic kilometers of water needed. Even the high estimate doesn’t quite make it. Though one could argue even deeper water may exist, it wouldn’t be possible for such water to surface without also surfacing extreme quantities of magma. 3. The events of the flood: Now we get to the flood itself. How will our impossible ship fare? A. Seaworthiness Noah’s ark was supposedly constructed entirely of wood, but this just doesn’t work out. We’ve never built a wooden ship that large, to this day. Even the largest mainly wooden ship, the Wyoming, was reinforced with large quantities of metal- and even then, the wood would deform in heavy seas and let water in, which had to be pumped out near-constantly. Noah didn’t have pumps. Noah’s ark would not be seaworthy, especially not in apocalyptic flooding conditions. B. Maintenance The ark had eight people on it: Noah, his wife, their sons, and their wives. Eight people simply wouldn’t be able to manage the feeding, waste disposal, and medical care of those animals. This is especially true when you consider that many animals would need to be kept in a precarious state, as there are parasite species that cannot survive without a host, and such infections would have to be deliberately managed. There’s also the matter of keeping the animals from escaping and killing each other. Modern zoos employ many more people for ludicrously less work. Even with the “kinds” interpretation, this would be unfeasible. I could bring up returning the animals to their ecosystems after the flood, but it would mainly require the same problems as getting them in the first place. I’m also leaving out problems not related to animals, like the destruction of plant life.

[@brainharris359]

Definitely food for thought. Considering that all the scriptures and holy books are written by man.I believe man created God. Looking at the history of all the trouble and wars caused by religion, I think being a non believer is the best option.

[@m.r.reeceabob8480]

How would you explain Jesus' resurrection? The eyewitness accounts that saw him? Records in extra biblical sources? Also if man wrote the Bible they why is it never wrong? Why aren't there mistakes and things that don't like or add up? Wars are not only caused by bad things. Freedom is a good thing and is the reason many people in earlier days went to war (American Revolution for example). When you're going to see God on judgement day, will bring a nonbeliever then also be the best thing? Christianity is about loving your neighbor and yourself. Having a relationship with God. God loves you.

[@cosmictreason2242]

Foolishness

[@denvan3143]

All the wars caused by “religion” is nothing compared to the 200 million people killed as a result of atheism in the past 100 years. As for your observation about the origin of the Bible: it is by inspiration of God; men have given their lives to the study of the Bible and even today hazard their lives because of it. Because of the gospel I have gone to places that were dirty and dangerous. Let me give you an instance of personal insight: in visiting convicts in prison you instantly learn you go in by your own choice but only come out again because of a unanimous decision of all the inmates; it isn’t your choice. Where has your opinion about life taking you, outside of your comfort zone? If you have no good answer for that don’t disparage people who have convictions you don’t share or understand.

[@impossible98123]

Stalin, Mao, PolPot ... yeah troubles and death caused by what??!? Much >> religion

[@jeanyan7738]

Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Mussolini, Trotsky were all atheists - along with their regimes, and many died. Today, the atheist CCP in china commits genocide against the Uyghurs. What about charities which help the poor and help for disaster relief? 90% are specifically Xtian. How many are specifically atheist? ZERO.

[@LightHeartedLifeCollectibles]

Exciting! Can't wait!

[@FirstnameLastname-cx6go]

For what?

[@WolfHeathen]

@@FirstnameLastname-cx6go For her to confirm her own bias so she can get that sweet dopamine hit from agreeing with someone. Actually using your intellect to questioning your own beliefs doesn't feel very good. Willful ignorance is much easier.

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

@@WolfHeathen is that why you still believe evolution? Your own confirmation bias? Or does it run deeper than that? more spiritual? Perhaps you simply don't want God to exist.

[@Reform_Earth]

I am assuming you’re pro life, so my question to you would be how are you okay with God innocently murdering hundreds of thousands of children in the flood not to mention the verse in the Bible when it says to rip their pregnant one and open, bet you didn’t know that if your God does exist he is clearly evil and if you want to say he has the right to kill life a mother creates baby so that her creation she should get to decide what to do with it right? Or are you going to make excuses.

[@marlenesargent749]

Awesome.... The unbelievers must really have a lot of faith, to believe in what they believe.... Now they need to transfer this over to the truth of God's word... Good presentation..... Thank you...

[@2l84me8]

How does not having faith require faith?

[@GhostRyder2008]

@@2l84me8 Because the word "faith" that is used in the Bible doesn't mean "Blind belief in something for which you have no evidence" but instead means more along the lines of "Trusting in something when you don't know all the facets or information regarding something". For example, the first time you (or an atheist who believes in Darwinian evolution) were told in school about Darwinian evolution, you put faith (or trust) in the book and the teacher that the information therein was true and that the scientists that compiled the information together hadn't missed something, that their calculations where correct, etc. Even after studying evolution more and even getting a degree with a focus on this subject, you wouldn't say you know everything there is to know about the world history, genetics, evolution, etc. There's still aspects of various disciplines that you don't know. Thus, you still need to have faith

[@2l84me8]

@@GhostRyder2008 Wrong, science does not operate on faith and your biblical definition is actually no different from wishful thinking. Science doesn’t claim to know everything and the truth is what the facts are. Religion/blind faith doesn’t know anything, nor can they verify their position.

[@nephtaliistratoaie6687]

@@GhostRyder2008 ​ Faith according to Paul is “assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen”, it doesn’t jive with your definition of faith. Since all humans lack complete knowledge about a topic and there’s always something else we can learn and since there will never be a time where that’s not the case, that means humans operate on faith all the time therefore making a distinction between having faith and not having it completely meaningless. Your definition is therefore inutile. Treating as equal, the unfalsifiable supernatural claims in the bible that people believe actually occurred, versus a scientific theory that is falsifiable and can be disproven is dishonest. We have models for how neo-Darwinian evolution works and these models harmonise well with what we know about the universe from other fields of inquiry, this is why evolutionary biologists and palaeontologists often consult geologists, chemists and physicists for help identifying fossils and also why we can predict the types of fossils we’ll find, their age and where they would be located decades before it happens (tiktaalik comes to mind). Now Compare this to god. When We know nothing about how super nature works, no models that indicate how super nature influences nature and you can’t put god in a test tube or under a microscope. To say that accepting a falsifiable theory like neo-Darwinian evolution being the most likely explanation for the diversity of life, is just like accepting the existence of god, which isn’t falsifiable and no models that detail how this entity functions exist is dishonest to the Nth degree.

[@DEEP4PLAY]

Grateful. Praise our Lord Jesus Christ.

[@mattjohnston9131]

This truly is some next level editing! Amazing video about the truth of the history of the world. Praise Jesus!

[@bonysminiatures3123]

yes wonderful that we don't have to listen to total dribble for more than we need

[@kevinhorizons7714]

@@bonysminiatures3123 Nice burn man. dinosaurs on the ark!! yeah!!!

[@alexdrake8079]

​@@kevinhorizons7714 Okay they could have been baby dinosaurs and they were only on the boat for a little over a year plus we don't know exactly how fast dinosaurs grew.

[@Lili-Benovent]

A HYPOTHETICAL - Just suppose the Ark met with stormy weather and sunk, half a million animals and eight crew drowned. This could have happened because apparently the Ark was afloat for about a year and they were bound to meet some heavy seas at some stage, imagine the workload on the eight crew, feeding and attending to 500,000 animals and all the problems that would entail. Anyway the Ark sinks and every person and animal dies, the fish swimming around would be the only creatures left, gradually the water dissipates and land appears once again, (who knows where the water dissipated to) the fish gradually develop limbs and begin to breathe air without gills and they slowly turn into small land animals, as they evolve their size increases and over the next few million years we see a myriad of animals including dinosaurs inhabit the Earth, Can you see where this is going? Meanwhile old God is sitting on his cloud wondering where he went wrong, he murdererd the entire population of the globe and created an environmental nightmare just to prove some obscure point and now we are right back where we started from. Satan is not a happy chappie either, he has to wait millions of years until humans reappear so he can begin to teach them his evil ways again. If God is infallible then what went wrong, did he just prove to himself that he has the same small brainpower as man, who he created in his own image, and he's not as smart as he thought he was, what is the point of having super powers if he hasn't got the ability to look into the future and correct all the mistakes he's going to make because his brain power is limited? There are a lot of questions about this fishy bible story but Christians shouldn't think too much about all the details because blind faith covers everything.

[@JFDoria79]

The mental gymnastics you have to do to accept the Noahs Ark story is amazing.

[@YouToobeism]

Or one can just think like a six year-old in Sunday school.

[@johnwelch615]

You two are a joke

[@johnwelch615]

We know for a fact that sea levels rose by nearly 400 ft at the end of the Younger Dryas.

[@johnwelch615]

If you care to research the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, you will discover that the reason every single civilization on planet Earth has a flood story in their history is because the flood actually happened, and it was a global phenomenon

[@johnwelch615]

Jackasses who dismiss the Torah, the Bible and the Quaran as factual, historical documents deserve no serious consideration.

[@Rood67]

Fantastic video. At 19:40 he answered why I fit in with those that believe it hadn’t rained before the flood from Hebrews 11:7 *Most of all* he covers the example of salvation. Everything in the Bible points to Jesus.

[@evermoremystic17]

I absolutely loved listening to Tim. Watched the full length video and it was packed with so much humor and information at the same time there wasn’t a single dull moment. 👏 Wonderfully presented! 🙂

[@adelinomorte7421]

***I LOVE "THE LORD OF THE RINGS" IT IS FULL OF ENTERTAINMENT AND MESSAGES.***

[@vincentdesiano4861]

Well done, my man! Well done!

[@bonysminiatures3123]

grrrr dinosaurs yummy yummy coconuts

[@franklynfosu]

Hello 👋 from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@amarreder6241]

🖐😎🇺🇸

[@georgecanto4279]

I never had a problem of how Noah fit all the animals in the Ark. Not long before God created a full universe and a new planet with life. He could recreate it at any time he wanted.

[@Rob2000]

that what makes the whole ark story stupid. He didn't need a ark. he could poof then in existence again.

[@ninamatthews8747]

Well why wouldn't he just do that then instead of making Noah do all this pointless work.

[@DrWho-vc2go]

10:52 Maybe he said Make me an Ark, "NOW GO FOR" wood. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelszczys8316]

I thought it was well established that gopher wood was a lamination process not a particular tree. Carl Baugh of Glen Rose Texas even went as far as getting a patent on the process.

[@GhostRyder2008]

While I'm sure your comment is made in jest, that has the same validity as someone saying "history" means "His story". It's a cute sentiment, but etymologically false.

[@michaelszczys8316]

@@GhostRyder2008 well you should know all about it. You know all the college educated ten - letter words.

[@DrWho-vc2go]

@@GhostRyder2008 Take it on the chin, as just a bit of wry humour. Who cares about whether it's accurately correct in it's meaning.

[@GhostRyder2008]

@@michaelszczys8316 First I've heard of it. Not saying that it's wrong, I just don't know

[@annawehmeyer]

Was just at the Ark Encounter/Creation Museum with my church. It was the best. The lemur's at the Ark are so sassy looking and awesome with their tails up like they do. The garden at the museum was also a lot of fun and so pretty.

[@erc1971erc1971]

I will be heading there in October, and I can't wait

[@2l84me8]

Absolute waste of money. Hope the irony of the ark suffering rain damage wasn’t lost on you.

[@FirstnameLastname-cx6go]

The Bible says you can own other people as property. Enjoy.

[@jimhughes1070]

@@2l84me8 not at all

[@moriartythethird5709]

I love seeing these atheist pose questions rather than just blindly attack. It makes for some cool conversation.

[@answersingenesis]

“Come now, let us reason together, says the Lord: though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall become like wool." Isaiah 1:18

[@acedogg692005]

@@answersingenesis The "lord" didn't say that...The "man" that wrote the book said he said it...Your book is just a fairy tale....

[@eyeswideshut6004]

@@acedogg692005 we who believe have nothing to lose if your statement is true. But you sir would fall to the latter.

[@landonellis6297]

@@eyeswideshut6004 you could say that about every religion you don't believe.

[@eyeswideshut6004]

@@landonellis6297 I could but it doesn't mean that it would be true. But you're not interested in the truth now are you?

[@Александър_Ангелов]

Thank you so much, I am really interested in the times of Genesis! Praise our Lord, Amen!!!

[@lollipop2993]

When I get to heaven, there are some documentary movies I want to watch and how the ark, the animals and the flood mechanism all came together is one of them. I don't think there were rainbows before the flood. It would make no sense to have a rainbow, then flood the earth, and then say that the same rainbow is a promise not to flood the earth again. People would not have seen that rainbow as a strong promise if it had been seen before the flood, and it would have left more room for people to say well, He did it before and there was a rainbow beforehand. God made a big deal out of the rainbow that He put in the sky, and to this day, we believe God's promise. God is the God of the weather. He created the whole earth and the universe, and it is therefore not unthinkable that he would have changed the atmosphere to bring about rain for the first time, or to at least change some things so that a rainbow would shine. There is evidence of worldwide flooding - some archaeologists call it a flood while others just say that there used to be seas or ocean in that location. There are whale carcasses that have been found in the Sahara Desert for example.

[@randlebrowne2048]

It possible that the waters above the atmosphere (the Firmament), which was likely in the form of frozen water vapor, on the edge of space, would have affected the light levels coming down to lower levels. In other words, a thick, very high layer of clouds could have prevented sunlight from being bright enough to cause a rainbow. Rainbows and overcast skies don't go together.

[@lollipop2993]

@@randlebrowne2048 good theory. If there is a crack in the clouds to allow sunlight to come through, rainbows can shine in otherwise overcast skies.

[@randlebrowne2048]

@@lollipop2993 But the Biblical story describes a layer of water (the firmament) existing above the atmosphere. It draws the image of a complete dome between the ground and sun.

[@lollipop2993]

@@randlebrowne2048 I'm not disagreeing with you. 😉

[@nathanielstephensoniii2873]

THANKS FOR SHARING THIS GOD BLESS

[@ronhansen8471]

The ark was 450 feet long, 75 feet wide and 45 feet high, with three stories and many rooms inside. The ark was a large floating chest not a boat with pointed bow as some suggest. The breeding boundaries according to each specie [“bible kind” ] were not and could not be crossed. Some investigators have said that, had there been as few as 43 “kinds” of mammals, 74 “kinds” of birds, and 10 “kinds” of reptiles in the ark, they could have produced the variety of species known today. All the marine creatures remained outside the ark and the dinosaurs died off.

[@philcarr7015]

I was curious as to why the Arc that they built had a keep and a pointed bow. The only reason to do that is if it was powered and needed to be able to cut through the water and be steered. A floating rectangular box would have done the job.

[@ronhansen8471]

@@philcarr7015 Some people think the ark had to be a boat. The reason for a pointed bow and V haul in a boat is to help push it through the waves under power. A boat with a flat bow does not work well moving forward in the waves would come over the gunnel and the boat would sink. Why would it be necessary for a floating box with no power?

[@philcarr7015]

@@ronhansen8471 My point exactly.

[@davidgardner863]

@@ronhansen8471, To point it into the wind and waves so it wouldn’t capsize. But wait, that wouldn’t work either because it was unpowered. I think a round shape would work better but the blueprints didn’t call for that.

[@brunozeigerts6379]

Noah's Ark is a retelling of the Epic of Gilgamesh. For other opinions check out AronRa, Vice Rhino and other for a more realistic view on this myth.

[@stanleycarrothers9227]

Yep and I believe in fairies

[@kevinrtres]

Yes, like the big bang, star-self-formation, planetary-self-formation, abiogenesis and that lovely one - darwinian evolution!!!!

[@hortondlfn1994]

The one issue that drives me over the edge is that almost all "ark reconstructionists" show it as a variant of a modern boat with a keel. Some even include a rudder. There is NO indication in scripture that the ark even remotely looked anything like what is being presented. The dimensions gjven could easily be that of a rectangular box, like the Ark of the Covenant.

[@williammaddock9179]

BINGO!!! It is roughly the shape of a coffin. It is NOT A BOAT! It is a BOX.

[@denvan3143]

Water going vessels are shaped as they are to a stand frontal, side and rear forces as well as torsional stress. Noah knew the Ark would ride the flood; The Ark would necessity be designed to withstand those forces.

[@williammaddock9179]

@@denvan3143 If Scripture was describing a boat it would have used the Hebrew word for boat. It didn't. It used the Hebrew word for box.

[@hortondlfn1994]

@@denvan3143 Where does scripture give indication that Noah had any knowledge regarding the physical forces a boat would endure? One of the problems with your assertion, and that of several “scholars” that support the idea that the ark was built like a boat, is the fact that nothing in scripture gives ANY indication that Noah would have known anything about the forces that affect a boat. Some scholars claim his age would have given him enough time to gain knowledge, but they have to assume he was in a place where that knowledge would have been available. While the ark may have been designed to withstand the forces you mention, we have no indication that, therefore, it would necessarily have been built according to our current understanding - or even to the standards of the earliest sea-going vessels archeologists have found.

[@impossible98123]

@@hortondlfn1994 So many atheists talk about Christians taking the bible too literally. And here you are... Do you think Noah had never seen another boat? Really? Apparently you didn't listen to the video, the speaker was 6'8", but only from his feet to the top of his head. He isn't a square box shape. Pretty weak response.

[@crewcrewdin6891]

Thank you keep sharing information, stay strong.

[@ThomasFuchs7]

0:44 172,5 m (565,94488188976377952755905511811 ft) × 28,75 m (94,324146981627296587926509186351 ft) × 17,25 m exactly. Or alternatively 1/7 smaller. 1 cubit = 45 cm (≈ 17,7165354331 in) = 6 hands 1 kingscubit (used for the tent and the temples) = 52,5 cm (≈ 20,6692913386 in) = 7 hands 1:02 Yes, the 20,6692913386 tunnel has a slightly different measurement, but if you measure the templemount, than you get 52,5 cm. And that counts. You can also confirm this in Shīlōh with the holes for the tent pegs and the courtyard walls.

[@richardthomas5362]

Not to nitpick, but I think the royal cubit had a logical basis and the measurement from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger was only an approximation for day to day use for applications which didn't need precision. The royal cubit is 20.5 inches, we think. 1/3600th of a nautical mile is about 20.25 inches (1/60th of a second of the earth's circumference).

[@brett1nita]

The cubit measured on Hezekiah's tunnel would be on a normal sized human, but the pre-flood population were considerably bigger, as we see in some of the skeletons in museums around the world, of hidden away giant skeletons of over 8 feet tall. There are still some in display, but they don't fit the paradigm, so are not mentioned much.

[@richardthomas5362]

@@brett1nita I still don't see a connection between bigger people and different cubits. It appears the cubit is a measurement derived from the Earth's circumference rather than a human body part. The human body part is an approximation.

[@SaneNoMore]

@@brett1nita Ya... that is a bit of supposition with a dash of some conspiracy theory. Even if we assume the 17.5 cubit as measured once you also subtract the over-estimation they made just to keep critics happy the Ark would still have been of sufficient size.

[@jeanyan7738]

What about insects? They could have floated on lots and lots of debris and survived quite well. Insects survive through monsoons, tornados, hurricanes, etc. today while those disaster-affected areas do not suddenly experience insect extinctions. The insects come right back after such disasters. . Ants have been known to "raft" in the open seas on floating debris until they reach an island and only ONE mating couple is required to produce a colony.

[@brett1nita]

Insects breathe through stomata, and so wouldn't be considered as having "breath in their nostrils". They would not be needed in the ark, even though they don't take up much space.

[@richardtimbreza1733]

READ THE BIBLE IT IS WRITTEN......

[@BigDoggyDad]

The Bible said ALL animals! Either they misinterpreted the word for all or you are just making things up like the video. Then explain why the Bible says ALL! You can't pick and choose. Its no wonder atheists don't believe, because men just pick and choose what fits their beliefs.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

@@richardtimbreza1733 This religious myth is rediculious at face value. There is no way that some number of animals could leave any ark at one geographic location just several thousand years ago, magically transport themselves across oceans, (such as kangaroos and echidnas returning to Australia) and leave behind no offspring along the way. Then have a single family of middle easterners repopulate the planet AND generate the various phenotypes such as African blacks, Scandinavians, eastern Asians, Latinos, Inuits, pacific islanders, Aborigines, Pygmies, Mongols, Native Americans, etc AND populate the corners of the globe with completely different languages and cultures that don't have any references to said religious myth. It is jaw dropping that adults can fall for such an obvious children's story.

[@robertpatterson9943]

I don’t think it was the entire planet it was most likely the Mediterranean and the Black Sea specifically it’s an Arayan Atlantean link story honestly the end of last root race and the beginning of our current Noah’s dad was Prometheus most likely and I think it was the farm animals and horses he was concerned with I’m guessing remember the Bible is great as a historical reference but it’s been written over and over in sooo many different languages and coming off other oral stories but names and story changes the child of Noah 3rd son was the rise of the sons of Arayas and conquered the world

[@Joel-bg3cf]

This is a smart idea for all AIG’s presentations. Unfortunately, most aren’t willing to sit down for a 45 minute presentation. Around 20 is more manageable for people starting out.

[@keithziegler8881]

It's a bad idea since it's just a lie. Noah's Ark never happened and that fact is well-settled amongst every intelligent and rational person on the planet. The genetics don't work, the timeline does not work, the zoology does not work, the biology does not work, the meteorology does not work, he tried to make a joke of the whole how many animals on the ark thing, but the fact is you could not get all the species on earth into a boat or ship that size. That fact is settled and undeniable. In this teenage any way that believes the Noah's Ark story is either lying that they believe it, or if they truly believe it they need to be arrested and medicated and sent to a hospital for the insane until they are cured

[@violetmullikin1725]

I love this thank you so much!

[@kevinrtres]

Thank you for this brisk-paced, fast run-through of the facts plus all the indexed answered questions - it's just what I think the skeptics and unbelievers need to keep them from getting bored. So I made immediate use of the link to post to them!!! Very good!

[@richardpohorelic2172]

Hahaha yes this rambling lisping dipshit is sooooo convincing. Where exactly does he explain exactly how Noah and his incestous crew cared for the animals housed and their specialty diets? Where does he explain how the animals traversed thousands and thousands of miles to the ark and back to their native lands without leaving a trace? Where does he explain how fresh and saltwater marine life survived the influx and mixing that would occur from a rainfall flood? Oh right, he doesn't, because he's a lisping conartist selling fairytales to idiots.

[@WolfHeathen]

Agreed. Brisk-paced and fast run-throughs are good. Biased and willful ignorance is much easier to agree with if you don't have to think too hard about what's actually being said.

[@samuelrodriguez9199]

@@WolfHeathen you have already been programmed to believe evolution so you just can't see

[@kevinrtres]

@@WolfHeathen *_Biased and willful ignorance is much easier to agree with if you don't have to think too hard about what's actually being said._* I take it you're referring to the big bang, star-self-formation, planetary self-formation, *_ABIOGENESIS_* and darwinian evilution now, right? Atheists believe in those myths because it's far too difficult to do the hard yards themselves.

[@rickojay7536]

Facts ? This whole thing is entirelly made up of maybe Maybe a kind is equivalent to familly maybe not Maybe the ark had a boat like shape Maybe noah had help Maybe noah was rich Maybe noah only took baby dinosaurs Maybe he only took dino eggs Maybe species can evolve in quite a vague way Maybe clean animals where 14 per kind may they where seven Maybe the animals where herbivores Maybe radiometric dating was wrong This crap can't convince anyone who wasn't convinced from the start All with absolutely zero scientific evidence You cant be this naive

[@CosmicPotato740]

The Argentinosaurs trying to get its fat body into the ark with Noah and a mammoth trying to push it in like a luggage case in a plane storage made me choke 😂

[@howdydoodey3872]

Ha ha - probably why dinosaurs got left behind with the unicorns.

[@CosmicPotato740]

@@howdydoodey3872 Oh they did, just as babies 😂 also unicorns are technically Rhinos biblically speaking

[@noahbolt]

2:55 and that's why there's so many dinosaur fossils. Also, notice how any time you find road kill the carcass is completely torn apart by the birds? Yet these fossils are perfectly preserved. Increasing the likelihood of a great flood. Nice video!

[@inspirobotinspiration4360]

There are so many dinosaur fossils because dinosaurs lived a long time. About 40% of mammal species are rodents, so they should be similarly abundant in the fossil record if they appeared at the same time as dinosaurs, but they aren't because they didn't evolve until around the K-Pg extinction. And not all fossils are perfectly preserved. Some famous extinct animals like Gigantopithecus and Andrewsarchus are known from only jaw bones.

[@njhoepner]

Actually, most dinosaur fossils are fragmentary, it is rare to find a complete one...and of course, with the large ones birds aren't going to carry away much. The fact is we have fossils of many things, even single-celled animals in some cases...it depends on conditions at the time and place the animal (or plant, we have those too) died. But I guess this is what happens when your "scientific evidence" is road kill.

[@scottcampbell4728]

I think it is great that skeptics are watching this channel. It's good that they are searching for answers. What bothers me is the antagonistic way they try to disprove what believers know as fact, not fantasy. If they want to disprove something with arguments like theirs maybe the Disney channel is where to look. Good job searching though. Hope you find what you are searching for.

[@chemosh9565]

The ark has been debunked by ken ham, it took millions of dollars to build it, took years to complete , and was made with technology and more than 8 people. And ken was denied animals because it’s was to dangerous for the animals to be there with all its ventilation .

[@douglasrasmussen480]

Not try, prove. Noah's Ark, the great world wide catastrophic flood and many other elements of Genesis like the Exodus have been definitively disproved. Believing something is true is not tantamount to it being true. The Disney Channel makes no claims their films of fantasy are true, but that is quite different from Christian apologetics.

[@johnelliott5859]

the evidence against the biblical creation story is voluminous and comes from many scientific disciplines. You can't know the Noah story as fact. Maybe the Gilgamesh epic is closer to the truth since it came earlier.

[@douglasrasmussen480]

@@johnelliott5859 The world view of ancients was restricted in knowledge so it is not surprising large localized flooding would be projected as everywhere. As you note, many disciplines refute complete worldwide flooding. This would include Gilgamesh.

[@kellyanne7225]

@@johnelliott5859 The evidence for the flood comes in even larger scientific evidence. You just refuse to listen to it. That doesn’t make it false. Christians today are very knowledgeable in the secular worldview because it’s taught, and indoctrinated in us since we were children, so we know full and well the “science” they push. However, secularists refuse to look at any other view and therefore, you have no idea what else is out there. You simply call it unscientific and decide that you’re correct. It’s amazing how much evidence that you willfully ignore because you only want to deny God. You know that people find God when they begin to poke the holes and do some digging. Evidence isn’t your problem, sir.

[@user-wx7wj8kh3p]

How does anyone still believe that the flood and arc were real? There is so much evidence that says otherwise. You have to ignore so much science to still believe this!

[@joroefekta]

I don't know what were you watching, but evidence prove exactly otherwise :D

[@user-wx7wj8kh3p]

@@joroefekta I see that grammar isn't your strong suit. Would you care to elaborate?

[@deborahmartin843]

There is nothing impossible for God. Man just can't comprehend God and His knowledge and power and His love for us. Things that fit together so perfectly can't happen on their own..

[@user-wx7wj8kh3p]

@@deborahmartin843 Thanks for the comment but it is completely unrelated to mine.

[@brendasmith9110]

I love 💗 your explanation of this. Thank you! Amen

[@bonysminiatures3123]

ggrgr rrrrr dinosaurs

[@TheRealJimW]

Yep all those facts are awesome but what it led him to in the end was most important and I'm thankful this video is out there.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

This religious myth is rediculious at face value. There is no way that some number of animals could leave any ark at one geographic location just several thousand years ago, magically transport themselves across oceans, (such as kangaroos and echidnas returning to Australia) and leave behind no offspring along the way. Then have a single family of middle easterners repopulate the planet AND generate the various phenotypes such as African blacks, Scandinavians, eastern Asians, Latinos, Inuits, pacific islanders, Aborigines, Pygmies, Mongols, Native Americans, etc AND populate the corners of the globe with completely different languages and cultures that don't have any references to said religious myth. It is jaw dropping that adults can fall for such an obvious children's story.

[@toni4729]

Wow, did you ever skip over the animals of Australia in a hurry. All the animals came to the Ark eh? Well how did they get home again? How did all the kangaroos and all other marsupials, koalas, wombats, wallabies, bandicoots and all the other animals with pouches, get to the Australasia? Swim?

[@YouToobeism]

@toni4729, that may be why Ken Ham moved from Australia to the US; less likely to run into "you got to be kidding me" skepticism.

[@danglesener308]

God: "Build and ark!" Noah: "How?" God: "Go fer wood!"

[@drakevane2663]

Virgin comments:He's SpeaKInG tO fAsT Chad viewers:*sets speed to 0.75

[@GhostRyder2008]

🤣

[@jimhughes1070]

Precisely! 50% for us older viewers

[@perkins1439]

he didn't have to bring dinosaurs because there were no dinosaurs around then they had already died out

[@donpietruk1517]

Best comedy video I've seen on You Tube in a while! 😂

[@timothyelposar2571]

Do you believe in God's word? In the Salvation of Christ?

[@dave1370]

As a Confessional Lutheran, I'm fascinated by the validation of the literal text interpretation of Genesis. As an aside, I'm also fascinated by the fact that in light of this literal interpretation, Evangelicals seem to adamantly oppose literal interpretation once we get to the Sacraments for some strange reason.

[@Pikee]

Yeah because a literal interpretation doesn't mean metaphors and idioms don't exist. See evangelicals actually read and study the Bible so they know what it says and therefore don't fall for things that Catholics and others do called "proof text". For example when Catholics deny the core tenets of Christianity under the guise of sacraments by using a single miscontextualized verse.

[@cosmictreason2242]

I believe when Jesus said “this is my body,” nobody gnashed on his arm. His body was right there with them, and everybody understood he was speaking metaphorically and not literally

[@erniemiller1953]

I don't normally complain, but the jump editing is rough to watch.

[@jimhughes1070]

Especially after I've had my medicine! 🤣🤣🤳🙏

[@albertmagician8613]

The interesting part is the "kinds". For this to work they need a 6000 year turbo-evolution.

[@asiahcollinson5016]

You mention a part of the debate with Bill Nye(which was a great debate by the way I think anyone should watch the whole thing with an open mind). In another part of that debate he speaks about the speed at which the roughly 6000 kinds of animals on the ark would need to evolve at to create what we have now… it was astronomically fast and doesn’t really seem plausible yet we still have all these amazing animals. A similar point was also made with freeze cycles and how we would need hundreds of freeze cycles to get some of observations we currently have. How would your beliefs help explain this?

[@mr.battle20]

Literally every one of your questions is explained and answered on this channel/website. Keep searching.

[@kevinrtres]

Go search the website - all those questions have been answered already - plus more!

[@Jordan-vr7ip]

@@mr.battle20 So you don’t accept evolution but you believe in a super evolution? Because a super evolution is what’s needed for the original kinds to the animals we observe today.

[@jimhughes1070]

Well all the information you just mentioned require faith-based assumptions... Regardless of your science affiliation... I've seen quite a bit of information on the ice problem... Lots of assumptions made by "old earthers"...

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

@@bradthompson5383 AIG has literally hundreds of links on this. I seriously doubt you've looked at all of them.

[@barrybernard3065]

Great insights learned a lot thanks for sharing. Only one thing I disagree With your take on the rain You said it might have rain before the flood, because the mist that watered the earth was out of context. To prove that it didn’t rain before the flood go to Hebrews 11 :7 Not Seen YET Waters of flood which in the form of RAIN Genesis 7: 12 Interpretation of waters of flood is RAIN . If Noah saw rain before God wouldn’t have said Not Seen Yet in Hebrews 11.

[@kevinrtres]

Well, the logic is not complete. Just taking it like that is somewhat misleading. Noah might have seen the rain before but he might not have seen *_SUCH A LOT OF RAIN!_* That's the possibility you do not cover by your interpretation. Also, the flood started with the fountains of the deep breaking open and spewing forth the waters underneath the earth - Noah certainly would not have seen that either so the verse might just as well have been referring to that...and so on and on. Not enough information to make a definitive statement regarding rain before the flood, unfortunately.

[@barrybernard3065]

@@kevinrtres That’s your interpretation We can agree and disagree All we know for a fact a mist watered the earth until the flood came rain is now mentioned in chapter 7:4 . Either you believe it or not which you don’t. Your assumption it MIGHT have rained before the flood with no verse to back your claim . Genesis 13:10 with Lot Saw well watered like the garden of the Lord. The is no command by God if you don’t do this I will hold back rain from you before the flood . God took care of his vegetation by the mist of the earth, God is a gracious and merciful God Just like he said to Adam the day you eat of the fruit of good and evil you will die . Adam never died that day because Jesus stepped in to be the Slain Lamb FROM the foundation of the world which was Adam and Eve Revelation 13: 8 He never took things away from mankind before the flood.

[@kevinrtres]

@@barrybernard3065 Well, I must make it plain that I don't care either way mist or rain doesn't faze me. All I'm saying is that there's not enough scriptural text to support a purely mist driven watering of the earth. There's just too many gaps to make a concrete case. That's all I'm saying. You've made your choice and I'm happy for you. Just be wary of the logic you use. - that's all I'm saying.

[@michaelmappin4425]

Visiting the Ark was an amazing experience that I put as a highlight of my travels as a full time RVer.

[@thinktankindi2664]

I just think it was a miracle. Can't be explained with our reasoning. Just like Jesus feeding 5000 men with a few loaves of bread and a few fish. Pure miracle...just like the Ark. Probably not enough space to hold all animals...but God made it work through a miracle.

[@coolhandluke6840]

A misconception...that Noah's Ark had a bow & stern. There was no need for a bow or stern. That squared rectangle made secure to not tip over. The Ark was a rectangle box with no loss of cubic feet do to curves. The reason for no need of bow or stern was there was no direction for it to go nor was it designed to go somewhere, just to stay afloat. Where was Noah going to go...below deck with no rudder, nor propulsion. No land to go to because it was all was under water. GOD sat the Ark down where He wanted Noah to get off, after the waters had resided, and start over with the population (man & beast). Also, the dimensions of the Ark given to Noah are still used today on all ships.

[@TenMinuteTrips]

@Mr. Cool: Even if I could grant you that everything else you stated in this comment is true, I would have to stop at the dimensions of the Ark given to Noah still being used on ships today. According to Merriam-Webster, a “cubit” is an ancient unit of length. The operative word here being “ancient.” I pretty much doubt that design drawings for ships show dimensions in cubits and fractions of cubits.

[@FirstnameLastname-cx6go]

This is like listening to Star Trek nerds argue (no offense to nerds). Even if you proved the flood happened it takes you no closer to proving God. How would you prove your God to others? Not by proving that the flood happened, I assure you. That's non-sequitor.

[@ericryckman777]

God put life into the object of death (coffin shaped arc) Once the Arc landed; life would come out of the death box. Symbolism of resurrection. Life after death.

[@coolhandluke6840]

@@TenMinuteTrips 8:1 ratio or 6:1 ratio regardless of cubits or inches or millimeters.

[@coolhandluke6840]

@@AzariahWolf and with every detail from GOD doesn't mean Noah needed a bow & stern. GOD needed cargo space not aesthetics.

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

"By faith" is now becoming my favourite daily phrase!

[@violetopal6264]

Good video. A few extra things to think about ☺️ People have DNA tested several animal kinds and found they each come from a single pair. (Dogs, bears, and cats.) Including all domestic and wild ones. The word for box being used for different things isn't so unusual. Coffin used to refer to any kind of box, including pie crusts. (Look up 18th century cooking) It's where the old english term of keeping money in coffers came from. But video is a little fast so it's kinda hard to follow. Like someone had condensed the run time to make it shorter. Would have preferred a longer video with normal speed.

[@ArtLenLa]

You know you can slow it down, right?

[@violetopal6264]

@@ArtLenLa How? Tried.

[@ArtLenLa]

@@violetopal6264 well, I clicked on the video and there’s a gear in the upper right corner. I clicked on it and a menu popped up. I clicked on playback speed, where you would probably want to select .75. By the way, I am on an iPad.

[@peterparker9286]

We are Adamu from the Annunaki

[@jimhughes1070]

Yeah they were trying to cram a two hour talk... But on KZbin you can reduce it speed by a fourth and a half and 3/4... And there are many videos to be found.. have a ball friend 🥰🥰🤳

[@annieoakslee]

You said it..."Kinds"

[@suzannetegart8077]

Tim I love that you are so knowledgeable but you talk WAY too fast. Take a breath, slow down.

[@ghostl1124]

and you talk with a lisp, Tim. Take a course in pronunciation.

[@GhostRyder2008]

@@ghostl1124 Wow, has it occurred to you that there's a possibility that he's genetically unable to speak without a lisp? Are you intimately knowledgeable about his dental structure, the functioning of his nervous system around the tongue, or even his neural capabilities regarding speech? For all we know he could have had some event that no longer allows him to pronounce an S, even if he went to a speech pathologist. Making personal comments about someone is very immature.

[@DavidVonR]

He's a fast talking car salesman. He has to talk fast.

[@GhostRyder2008]

​@@DavidVonR Reduce the video playback speed if it's too fast for you. Your logic doesn't apply here because, guess what, you can rewatch the video!

[@stokesjo82]

I would think there would have been far fewer species back in the days of Noah. If there is a ratio of species and kinds today, we could probably assume in the days of Noah the ratio of kinds and species would have been much smaller.

[@doneidson]

The reason the Wyoming lasted so long, is that the bilges had to be constantly pumped for the prevailing leaks. At the time of the ark (the bronze age), there was no technology for such pumps. The Wyoming was built with more technology is another reason it lasted longer.

[@AlexHernandez-ee5hd]

Oh, there is far more technology needed than that to get this myth to be possible. You'd also need an internal powerplant, a ventilation system, and a climate control system just to keep the animals alive. Not to mention UV lighting to grow filed of crops inside the ark to feed all those animals.

[@dxpdigital5343]

@@AlexHernandez-ee5hd you’re such a moron. Lol how many fields of crops were needed to grow within 1 month and a half, you make it seem as if the world was flooded for years

[@dxpdigital5343]

@@AlexHernandez-ee5hd also you must have never heard of ANCIENT Chinese super carriers. You’re a damned fool. And none of this scripture was written for people like you anyways.

[@kevinhorizons7714]

@@AlexHernandez-ee5hd ah yes but God did done some magic and stuff and the Tardis and thing n that so yeah its all true

[@AlexHernandez-ee5hd]

@@kevinhorizons7714 The bible is all pure bullshit...

[@davidrte.664]

The Bible doesn’t say that the Ark had a curved hull. It did not have to navigate or sail, the description Given in Genesis indicates a rectangle shape. This would even give more space.

[@jamesdean9183]

If the ark went even higher than Mount Everest, the air up there is so thin that nobody would have been able to breathe…

[@crakermac3818]

Wouldnt the sea level rising push all the air up?

[@alantasman8273]

Obviously Mt Everest was created at the time of the flood as plates of the Earth were raised by the cataclysmic volcanic activity of the time. The fountains of the deep were opened up. The Bible is clear that the Ark came to rest on the highest peaks at the time the mountains of Ararat.

[@alfyr.e.meyerakaa.r.e.m.4434]

A) the Bible describes how the land was heaved up - creating new mountains - when the waters rose up through the earth possibly starting the seperation of continents - continental drift. B) it's been demonstrated that the Pterodactyls species wings wouldn't have enabled them to fly in our current atmospheres density. It's too thin. The air was possibly far more dense - more oxygen and other gases - during Noahs time. That would also explain a more robust, stronger, longer living people, animals, vegatation, etc.

[@GhostRyder2008]

Mt Everest didn't exist before the flood. Before the flood was what we call Pangea or Rodinia which means that the Indian plate had not crashed into the Eurasian plate to create the Himalayas. The waters, nor the ark and its inhabitants, did not need to rise up to nearly 30,000ft. There are lots of videos and books that you can use to learn more about the mechanisms that caused the flood and the history of the earth thereafter.

[@jamesdean9183]

@@GhostRyder2008 according to Biblical chronology provided by the Bible itself, the Earth is less than 6,000 years old. (This isn’t God’s time, the Bible literally says that from Adam to Jesus was about 4,000 years in the beginning of John.) That means Noah’s flood happened only 4,000 years ago, yet the Egyptian Pyramids are older. There are trees in California older than that. There are relics of ancient civilizations that date back as far as 5,000 years. Noah’s flood would have surely destroyed them, or at least washed away all evidence of them, yet their history shows no gaps that would suggest a flood had occurred during their time. So either the Bible is wrong about the time the flood happened or the flood just didn’t happen

[@normanjones4088]

This is a great story, but I prefer the one about Goldie Locks and the 3 bears.

[@beauxr.benoit1374]

The most interesting thing about this is that he is using base math and General Science to prove this.

[@H0neyBear]

So it is a lot of bull?

[@beauxr.benoit1374]

@@H0neyBear No, that he is using evidence defined and set into Law by people who can be the first people to argue that this is fake that it is truly real by their agreed knowledge.

[@WolfHeathen]

He's doing no such thing. He's nitpicking on a certain subject and then uses assumptions to try and debunk it. He's also not doing science and his math only correct if you based it off of a flawed foundation. None of what he said is actually correct.

[@jimhughes1070]

Yeppers... I believe it was the Bible on that told us that the "truth is so simple.. that a fool.. even if he was a foreigner... Should not make a mistake"

[@beauxr.benoit1374]

@@jimhughes1070 Thank you Sir for this wisdom, have a blessed day.

[@jarimustonen8891]

Why God simply did not killed all creatures expect those who was to be saved (onboard)? A new beginning.

[@isaacfalkenstine792]

This is a fantastic question lol. The answer, of course, is that he didn’t do that because he couldn’t, due to him not being real.

[@astronomy7911]

Where did the water come from? Where did it go? How did they all breathe if the ark got higher than Mt. Everest?

[@stevenbatke2475]

Too many questions. Just… believe!

[@stevenbatke2475]

And, how did all the animals get back to their respective continents? But I digress… believe!

[@crakermac3818]

Where did all the water come from, the bible says from the fountains of the deep (the earth). But where did all the water come from , cus we are 70% . Thats a whole lot of comet ice!

[@crakermac3818]

Also wouldnt sea level rising push all the air up?

[@donnamcdonald3709]

The water came from clouds like it does, today. The water also came from reservoirs deep under the ground as the continents moved apart. There are scientists that have noticed that the continents are still drifting apart and who teach this theory. The water eventually dissipated and we now have the water in the oceans, lakes, rivers, and streams; the water is also evaporating, condensing, and providing precipitation as we see in a continuous cycle.

[@anthonylowder6687]

The original ark didn’t have a rounded bow and stern as your ark does it was shaped like a long rectangle much like a modern barge as they have blunt bows and sterns The ark didn’t need a modern bow or stern since it wasn’t moving across the water and didn’t have to cut through the waves of the ocean as modern ships need a sharp stem on the bow but was just floating with the currents until it grounded on Mt. Ararat.

[@Birdlab]

How do you know this?

[@haggismcbaggis9485]

Giant tsunamis are still coming at it. Corners on such a vessel would be constantly smashed and stressed whereas a streamline design would be an improvement.

[@Teslatronixlab]

this i believe is correct. there was a science show that used models and a wave tank to demonstrate rough and calm effects of water and how they affect the ships. and the rectangular one was the ONLY one that no matter how rough the waves was they couldnt get it to overturn. so they believe that noah would have chose this simple design (especially if inspired by god) so as to float and not overturn. the rounded bow and stern rolled over in the same sceneario. also the rectangular design has MORE square ft of floor space to house food and animals.

[@haggismcbaggis9485]

Flat bottom boats also result in a rougher ride for the passengers. You find them on rivers and inland lakes, not on oceans.

[@SaneNoMore]

Possibly, but no one can state that as a fact. You are making an assumption (which might very well be true) but stating it as a fact.

[@Jewonastick]

A grown man talking about this stuff as if it's real and adult human beings listening to him as if he has a point........ This is beyond sad.

[@ngoziokafor5682]

That is because you have been programmed to believe your big-bang theory,evolution nonsense.

[@Birdlab]

True

[@AtarahDerek]

Think about this: If you were instructed to build an ark today because an ELE is approaching, and you were told you could only bring one breeding pair of cats over 18" at the shoulder and one breeding pair of cats under 18" at the shoulder, which species would you choose? The snow leopard and the sand cat? Or would you choose the puma and the house cat? A smart person would choose the latter two, because they're the most adaptable cat species in the world. This means that they have the greatest genetic potential and thus the greatest opportunity to adapt to a post-apocalyptic world. That was what Noah did, and it's why so many species went extinct, and the ones that survived were generalists rather than specialists. Best I can figure out is "gopher," which is actually "kapher," is laminated wood. "Kapher" may have been the word for "laminated." Or maybe it was even a brand name. Given Noah was 500 when Shem was born, I doubt Shem was actually his firstborn. Noah probably lost several children in the flood who did not believe. After all, the second thing he did after leaving the ark was grow a vineyard, make wine and get blackout drunk. Simply surviving the apocalypse wouldn't motivate most people to that level of dedication to drinking themselves into oblivion. But losing a few dozen of your kids and grandkids in the apocalypse certainly would. I always found it most interesting that the further you get from the Middle East, the more similar to the Genesis narrative the local flood legends become. Hawaii is almost as far from Israel as you can get, yet its flood legend is the most similar one to the Genesis narrative that I've encountered. The Bible DOES say that a mist watered the earth before the flood. There's no reason that natural sprinkler system would've stopped after God made Adam. And why use rain if you have cool geysers to water everything? Noah the professional wainwright is a story idea I wish someone would explore.

[@nakkadu]

I've never met anyone in real life who believes this story...until recently i genuinely didnt think people took it seriously. An 800 year old man, penguins walking to the middle east, dinosaurs, every human descending from one family...the internet shows me how much crazy there us and its sad.

[@C_Aguirre84]

​@Lucifer-pn6ni It is a disgusting thought however, you would have to assume the first creatures in all existence would have procreated with its closest relatives. Believing in Noah and the flood requires just as much faith as it does to believe a single cell organism happened to make not 1 or 2 but maybe several of the same species. And conveniently 1 male and 1 female.

[@ninkstheultimate3376]

You completely didn't hear a single thing in this video, did you?

[@ninkstheultimate3376]

​@Lucifer-pn6ni Guess what, bub? You're related to a few people from a couple thousand years ago. Does that make you an incest baby? The answer is no. Incest is deliberate immediate and slightly extended family inbreeding, where you're related enough for mutations to repeat.

[@nakkadu]

@@ninkstheultimate3376 this comment was 6 months ago so I don't remember the video now, but my comment is about people who believe the crazy ark story so your response isn't really relevant to what I said.

[@joseramonperez9609]

​​​@@nakkadu Since the 1800s, there have been forty or more eyewitness reports of people who claim to have seen *_Noah's Ark_* on *_Mount Ararat._* In 1990, some footage was filmed from an aircraft which showed _an object at the edge of a cliff at 14,500 feet high_ in the *_Ahora Gorge_* area on *_Mount Ararat._*

[@kennycouch6135]

Bottom line is there is plenty of evidence for a global flood so the next step would be discussing Noah.

[@FatBug12]

And what is that evidence?

[@FirstnameLastname-cx6go]

I would like to hear the evidence too. I can't wait.

[@m.r.reeceabob8480]

@@FatBug12 How about for starters, nearly all scientists recognize that pretty much all of the geological column was laid down by water. Many of the dinosaurs in mesozoic rock are in a choking pose (their necks bent back)- choking on mud and water?. Sudden catastrophic death including- animals buried in the middle of fights, giving birth, animals gored and disfigured, and more. Many, many mass fossil 'graveyards', where the bones are essentially filtered, with the heaviest at the bottom, and the smaller, lighter ones at the top- maybe lots of water is the suspect. Fossils (even herds) often found without any young (unexpected for evolution)- maybe the adults were running from something, such as a global flood? Nearly all dinosaur tracks pointing in the same direction- North- dinosaurs running (probably to higher ground) from something in particular? Also, dinosaur claw scratches showing that they swam- or were forced to swim?When evolutionists explain how animals died (that are found mineralized), nearly every explanation has some water event. Whopper sand. Almost every civilization (post-flood) has stories that seem exactly like the biblical flood. Unconformities in the geological column being usually thin and small are exactly as predicted if the flood was true. The fossil record is according to ecological zones (inundation starting with sea floor creatures, then general ocean creatures, then estuaries, then swamps, etc. creating the illusion that animals evolved over time from sea floor creatures). Same sediment layers on every continent (assuming that the flood made most of the geological column-global). Very large coal deposits (far off and on-shore). Ultra-low velocity zones, giving evidence for rapid subduction. Evidence of water flow in strata. There's so much more I could say. I hope this evidence excited you.

[@m.r.reeceabob8480]

@@FirstnameLastname-cx6go You can see what I said above- I hope you're excited.

[@FatBug12]

@@m.r.reeceabob8480 nearly all ,pretty much, maybe,almost - your text is full of this term. It means that you don't know any of this you just assume. I am not an expert on geology or dinosaur but when you make claims of dinosaur chocking position how do you know they were choking? Or even chocking on mud or water? Maybe that is the position how they usually died ( like cats hiding when they don't understand what is happening to them).. maybe dinosaurs weren't running from something but after something ? Like prey? Or they were jogging. Claw scratches on what? Rock? Could they just be digging for something? There was water where it's not anymore but that doesn't mean it was the flood. It could be just sea. Did Egyptian had stories like biblical flood? Like you I made a bunch of claims with maybe . Who is right? And when this supposed flood happen, how many years ago?

[@stillsurviving8343]

Got a question for anyone here and this is coming from a Christian. Where did all the different ethnic groups come from after the flood?

[@jimdrummer816]

I saw a video by Ken Hamm that explained this very well. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of it (saw it a few years ago), but I'm sure you could do some searching and find it. Have a great day!

[@jamest4659]

I don't have all the answers, but I believe Shem was the father of the Semitic people. Ham was the father of people in Africa. Japeth was the father of lighter skinned people. It is in the book of Genesis.

[@jimhughes1070]

I appreciate you clarifying your status... There are tons of... Them people... here 🤣 bless their hearts 😂🥰... Let me try... They were commanded to go forth and replenish the Earth (with people)... And the humans decided (since God wasn't walking with them ...personally... in the garden, in the cool of the evening anymore... That they would follow Lucifer's advice and stick together and build a tower... Supposing to their ignorant selves... That they would climb up to heaven... Evidently to "be like God"... So God, laughing uproariously at their foolish futility..."made" them scatter... By confusing their languages...(scientists today know that there is a lot more to us than neurons).. and thereby increasing potential the animosity between the population...(humans do love a good fight) obviously it would be unproductive in the extreme. To give each individual a unique language... So the groups set off in separation...(and also ultimate obedience to the command 😂🤣) wondering why different groups look a little different? That's a whole biological genius thing... But I'm always reminded ...just to look at how many different kinds of mutts there are.. from two 🙏🙏.... On a personal note, there is a lot of stuff going on... 80 hours to read the whole Bible... Creation evidence museums all over the planet... Pre-flood environment was incredibly different after the flood... Many decades have gone by with scientists proving two atmospheres of pressure and double oxygen content produces Giants! Giant tomato plants ..giant ferns.. giant dragonflies.. Giant dinosaurs...(that obviously couldn't grow to their previous sizes after the flood).. extended ages of life... Notably of the recorded ages of humans pre-flood...(shem was 500 at the time of the flood (don't quote me, look it up) and died up around 900 years old... Which at the time of Abraham would have made him the oldest man on Earth (where he was living, obviously he had a couple of Brothers)... He had no living lineage before him... That's why I'm many surmise, as do I, that he was the king and priest that Abraham paid tithes to.. unbelievers think they were just making up the old ages of these people... But notice how they record Abraham dying at like 125 years old... Which would have been 600 years after the flood...(you better fact check Abraham's age.. before you repeat it I don't want to get you in trouble)... And their longevity continue to decrease... Never fear my brother!! There are answers of plenty for all your questions... Just got to keep your shovel in your back pocket 🤣🙏🤳🙏🙏

[@kevinrtres]

You need to see Nathaniel Jeanson's work on this. Check in the channel's videos list using the search field. You'll be thoroughly entertained and educated regarding the spread of the human gene pool on earth. It's ground-breaking genetic research.

[@jimdrummer816]

@@bradthompson5383 You have the right to your opinion.

[@paulhansenofficial]

Imagine believing in talking snakes, women cloned from ribs, T-rexes living alongside humans and a penguin that walked from Antarctica to the middle east to board an ark for a worldwide flood we know with overwhelming evidence never happened...

[@tammypierce3250]

It takes less faith to believe in a sovereign God that created the earth and every living thing here, that put the Sun the exact distance from the earth so we would’nt burn up or freeze to death, that created gravity so we don’t go spinning off into space, etc, etc, than it takes to believe that this is all just a happy accident and that all living things evolved from one cell. That is way more far fetched than an Ark filled with animals and a world wide flood for which there is a lot of evidence.

[@angelineevans3167]

You can see Noahs Ark on the South Side of Mount Ararat in southern Turkey exactly where the bible said it was , it is also the exact size as mentioned in the book of Genisis .

[@MrSpleenface]

Ron Wyatt was a fraud, even AIG admits that his discoveries aren't real

[@ronhorton1063]

That is simply a blatant lie, let's see some proof please.

[@tweekthaklown5713]

@@ronhorton1063 You should probably try researching it before you start calling things a lie. It just makes you look like a fool.

[@ronhorton1063]

@@tweekthaklown5713 Have you researched anything? A fool is someone who believes without questioning, I think that shoe fits you better. Please show your proof, you can't because there isn't any, that makes it a lie.

[@markdurdle7710]

@@ronhorton1063 have a look at the documentaries on youtube about ron wyatt, they did a lot of tests on it (including ground radar, metallurgy analysis, dating and even finding animal dung inside) and it seems pretty conclusive to me. There is a large ship (around 510 feet long) buried on the side of a mountain in Turkey. There are even large anchor stones near it which were common on ships several thousand years ago.