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The Roswell Man

Mar 11 2005, 04:57 PM

QUOTE(Stellar @ Mar 11 2005, 05:47 PM)

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Stellar did you catch this one?

Yeah I caught it... but the person's a complete nut job, as I found out after that hollow earth statement. It wasnt worth mentioning that last part.
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who started this hollow earth rubbish anyho, yo know?

star_child

Mar 11 2005, 05:37 PM

QUOTE(snuffypuffer @ Mar 6 2005, 07:17 PM)

You know, maybe there would be a point here except for one little thing, the Bible never, ever mentions dinosaurs. Not even once. If any of these theories were actually true, then there would have been at least a mention, seeing as how this would be something Biblical people would have dealt with every day.
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OK, I may not be the best person for this, as I have little knowledge of the Bible, but I do believe in God. Dinosaurs lived, then God recreated the Earth, and Humans were created. That is what i learnt in school.

But- I prefer the theory that God did NOT create the world in Seven Days, but a whole lot more. Millions of years, perhaps. That would give Dinosaurs the chance to live.

And I think the Bible mentions something about Dragons, but I may be wrong.

Walken

Mar 11 2005, 05:42 PM

God didn't create the sun and the moon to the 3rd day (I think.)

If that was the case, how would he know when a day was over before then?

*does the victory dance before logging off

Adramaleck

Mar 11 2005, 05:45 PM

The earth is not hollow, and if anyone thinks it is, that emptiness that you're feeling is not inside the earth but rather inside your head. (sorry i just had to get that one out there lol)

Perhaps there are beings living in networks of underground caves - but that's the closest thing to the earth being hollow there ever will be, because if the earth was hallow it was collapse into itself.

jessicalawes11

Mar 16 2005, 07:52 PM

He's saying the Earth is hollow? Now, I'm not one to dismiss peoples theorys for impossible, but he really doesn't have the evidence to support that!

Like you said, Adramaleck, maybe underground colonies, (Unlikely) but hollow?

smallpackage

Mar 20 2005, 01:15 AM

Wow, Thats lame. Reminds me of the people that say aliens call their cellphones and write about it on plain sites.

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