... on Quoran Questions Needing Improvement

Here are links to the questions needing improvement, and two of them were probably in restricted access for other reasons:

Q I

To creationists: Do you think that the penguins travelled all the way from Antarctica to the Middle East in order to hitch a ride on Noah's boat?
https://www.quora.com/To-creationists-Do-you-think-that-the-penguins-travelled-all-the-way-from-Antarctica-to-the-Middle-East-in-order-to-hitch-a-ride-on-Noahs-boat?__filter__&__nsrc__=2&__snid3__=1100200354

Hans-Georg Lundahl

Blog : "http://creavsevolu.blogspot.com".

Debating evolutionists for 15 years +.

Answered May 12

I don’t know where penguins lived in the pre-Flood world, just that they gravitated to one edge (Tierra de Fuego and Antarctica) after it.

As to how they came to the Ark, God led them.

He could have either led some couple from very far away, or they could have lived nearer, or they could have come from a Nodian zoo, which they ran away from a few days before the Flood, nearby.

God knows how to arrange that kind of things.

[God led them = God sent angels to lead them.]

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Answered May 1

From what I have read there seems to be good evidence of a single continent in ancient history called Pangaea, so no Antarctica before the Noahic flood. It would still be a long way for Penguins to walk (across half a large continent maybe), but not quite as far as today’s Antarctica.

One hypothesis is that the continents formed during after the flood through a mechanism called Catastrophic Plate Techtonics.

Lucha Tijuanera

Updated 12h ago

We do not know if it was a local or a general deluge.

If it is was general, there is nothing impossible to God. He has angels that could bring the pengüins from Antartica or even from beyond.

[I upvoted the last one here, because of angels. Not because of local flood.]

Q II

Can someone help translate the attached words to Latin?
https://www.quora.com/unanswered/Can-someone-help-translate-the-attached-words-to-Latin?__filter__&__nsrc__=2&__snid3__=1101844110

• spirituality without religion
• my individuality resolute
• will of the 3 indisputable

[It seems that the question was already improved, since the words as I saw them were in a sequence, as if one sentence.]

Hans-Georg Lundahl

Studied religions as curious parallels and contrasts to Xtian faith since 9, 10?

Answered 1h ago

I am sorry, but I think Google translate has garbled a Latin sentence for you.

And I think it is unmendable.

Do you have the original Latin yourself?

If so, tell me when you disclose it!

[Actually, when I saw it, it was given as "back to Latin" and "without Google tran", so it would have been a Google translate from one Latin phrase, as it read. That did need improvement if really three diverse phrases as here. Other answerer gave answers as if translating three separate phrases into Latin.]

[Reedited:]

Can someone help translate the listed words into Latin?

• spirituality without religion
• My individuality resolute, the will of the 3 indisputable

Q III

I am 16 years old, what books would you recomend me to read? (science, philosophy and something to make you more knowledgeable)
https://www.quora.com/I-am-16-years-old-what-books-would-you-recomend-me-to-read-science-philosophy-and-something-to-make-you-more-knowledgeable?__filter__&__nsrc__=2&__snid3__=1102116215

Hans-Georg Lundahl

Writing? I've been doing that for some time.

Answered 13m ago

Chesterton, and then let it branch out.

Not just Father Brown and novels, but also his essays and monographic books.

G. K. Chesterton's Works on the Web
http://www.gkc.org.uk/gkc/books/

I think the last one was marked as needing improvement, because I recommended Chesterton.

Perhaps some nincompoop following me around thought I needed clarifications on knowledgeable, or was confused in answering Chesterton, who is best known for Father Brown. But really and truly, even by reading Father Brown, you are conducted to some themes where he was more knowledgeable than his Protestant ceontemporarty public, and if you add to that his non-fiction, of which there is plenty, reading Chesterton and branching out from him, is a very good general education.

And the first one was probably marked as needing improvement because of angels being mentioned in answer, some clearly atheistic minded thinkers would have considered the answer as not serious or showing mental confusion. If those were the reasons, quora has a problem with the moderation team.