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Daily Archives: June 15, 2018
Wyoming Fossils: Coming to Grips with the Absurdity of the Flood Geology Model of Fossil Origins
Originally posted on Naturalis Historia:
Above is shown the general appearance of fossils in the geological column. Image credit: J. Duff The sedimentary rocks of the Earth hold vast quantities of fossils. Hundreds of years of careful observations have shown that…
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Jesus for peace and prosperity
Originally posted on theoutwardquest:
Religion and politics don’t mix. That is wrong, but often spoken. Look at U.S. churches and synagogues, which are largely either red or blue these days. Politics and religion are deeply mixed in reality. And yet,…
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Hamor the Hivite
Originally posted on theoutwardquest:
My guess in my last post hinting that the Hivites at Gibeon arrived from the southeast corner of Anatolia in the 12 century BCE seems to disagree with the notion that Hamor the Hivite is the…
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