QUOTE(thaphantum @ Mar 27 2007, 06:26 AM) [snapback]1601487[/snapback]
and a person like you saying that they are not real is not proof of their non existance either...
i'm sure there are tons of fallen angels still on earth... i doubt if any of them were drowned in the flood... for all we know, they don't even breathe oxygen...
i don't think they have found any bodies... and if they have... they would surely cover them up because it was destroy that religion that they call evolution...
interesting to note that angels are quantified in weight...why is their drowning doubtful if we simply do not know?
also evolution is not a religion.
it cannot be proven that they ever existed.
it cannot be proven that they never existed....i can never prove that Bran never existed, or the mad hatter, or robin hood, or moses, or jesus.
these hinge on belief. or faith.
if you have faith in a system of beliefs that says that they fell, fair dues to you, it cannot be disproven. or proven. like the locations where they fell; these would have to rely on mythical tradition....but since the tradition doesnt stretch as far back as the events it describes.....there is no tradition that locates them....anywhere.
so no we dont know where they fell. assuming they existed. nor will we ever....unless we ask god when we meet him...assuming he exists.
such things are not mentioned in the bible or any judeo-christian text....not even the apocrypha. and do not exist outside of them either.
all opinion otherwise is speculation, not even based on their faith.
hope im not wide of the mark, or have 'missed the point' of the thread. I thought that the op was intending to compare possible locations to lo cal is ed myths or traditions. (why the spam filter for lo*spam filter*ed?)
a more fruitful search would be identification of fallen angels, and plotting their development from entities in other religions. perhaps.
it is well trodden ground though....and probably quite boring.

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