Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolution
by: cloke20
03/12/05 01:52 pmMsg: 64175 of 64191
Which of the 40 plus radiometric dating methods are you referring to?
Just C-14, or are there others that you think are worthless as well?
Cloke
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64138 by hglundahl
Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolution
03/12/05 02:17 pmMsg: 64181 of 64191
When we are talking about a dating 50.000 years ago I am naturally referring to radiocarbon dating - C14. I think all of them worthless, because all of them depend on unverifiable premisses: C14 on the unverified and unverifiable premiss that the proportion between C14 and normal C12 in atmosphere has always been more or less as now, within the times that give us fossiles with remaining C14, U - Pb method, because equally depends on an unverified and unverifiable premiss, viz that all Pb of this certain isotope originally was U of that other isotope. And similarly for all or most of the other radiometric dating methods.
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64175 by cloke20
Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolution
03/12/05 02:25 pmMsg: 64185 of 64191
"The way you rationalize some of the mythological stories is just an example of how poorly founded, and polluted your mind is by religion."
"There is no evidence for a global flood. Humankind cannot propagate and proliferate from a single man and woman, and neither can humankind succeed from the procreation of Noah's eight. The former being a geological impossibility, and the latter being a genetic impossibility."
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64178 by cloke20
Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolutionby: jimythegreek2000
03/12/05 07:56 amMsg: 64137 of 64191
George you missing basic knowlinge to understand the origin of the European languages.Listen to the sounds, are they monotonic, lowsilabus, using a sertain prosphonima more than others [like the Germans or Arabs] They found graves south of Athens go back to 50,000 years ago. I can tell you they din't brink their bodys from India.
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64121 by hglundahl
Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolution
03/12/05 08:00 amMsg: 64138 of 64191
Have you got problems reading English? I never said Our languages or peoples came from India.
"They found graves south of Athens go back to 50,000 years ago. I can tell you they din't brink their bodys from India."
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64137 by jimythegreek2000
Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolution
03/12/05 08:45 amMsg: 64147 of 64191
George: 50,000 years according to worthless radiocarbon dating. Probably some time after the Flood in reality.
dj: I din't know we had flood in Greece?
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64145 by jimythegreek2000
Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolution
dj: Is anybody more intelegent there i can talk to?
dj: Peter the disciple sayd that?
dj: That's strange, because the flood was locol problem, but must of been a bad one for people to talk so much about it.
cloke: If this were true, you would be able to find supporting evidence for it today. You can't. Search for it, and it will forever elude you, because it doesn't exist.
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64150 by jimythegreek2000
Re: Reputable sources/lang. evolution
03/12/05 02:20 pmMsg: 64182 of 64192
hgl: the first Pope, St Peter, said that at the end of times people would be wilfully ignorant of the flood.
cloke: What matters is being able to prove that there was a global flood. There is absolutely zero evidence to support this claim. A massive and catastrophic local event is believable, but not a global one. The Bible, if it describes an actual event is guilty of trying to tell a truth with a few too many embellishments, and these embellishments turn the truth of the event into a lie.
Posted as a reply to: Msg 64180 by cloke20
2 comments:
...on Origin of peoples after flood (vs. C-14 and demographic misconsiderations)
...on Tower of Babel or language evolution
retrieved from:
Hans G Lundahl. Tower of Babel and language origins. . 2008-11-29. URL:http://groups.msn.com/Antimodernism/assortedretorts.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=613&LastModified=4675513698587919946. Accessed: 2008-11-29. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/5cgnDAkJB)
Flood local problem? Actually, Bossuet explains Deucalion and Pyrrha differently, by a conflation of Flood of Noah (worldwide) with a local flood in Thessalia whose survivors were Deucalion and Pyrrha.
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