"Uncle Davey" <noway@jose.com> wrote in message news:<c05q9j$5uu$0@pita.alt.net>...
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> > Ryan wrote:
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> > >>First of all, this story about all cultures having flood myths is false.
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> > > I said most every nation.
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> > What about the rest. They miss that flood? They sleep through it or
> > somwthing? They thought that the destruction of the entire human race
> > other than 11 people wasn't worth remembering?
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> They probably had scoffers like you who didn't believe it any more because
> no pictorial evidence had been left over.
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> > > LEGENDS OF THE FLOOD
> > > Eric Lyons, M.Min. and Kyle Butt, M.A.
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> > > Anthropologists who study legends and folktales from different
> geographical
> > > locations and cultures consistently have reported one particular group
> of
> > > legends that is common to practically every civilization.
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> > Uh, dragons?
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> There probably were dragons.
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> And unicorns.
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> Uncle Davey
Probably... probably... probably? Lots of conjecture about legends
and folktales but, as usual, no solid evidence Unca Dave! Perhaps you
should contact Ed Conrad to see if he's got some ol' dragon wing
fossils or fossilised unicorn horns lying around at his place. "Old
as coal" no doubt, but they'll be "clearly" identifiable and prove
your case to the ignorant doubters. Go for it, Davey!
EROS.
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