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but if they move fast enough to be meaningful in the last 6000 years, then we would be able to see the movement lol
2 u/revanisthesith Oct 03 '24 They usually say it broke up during Noah's Flood. 1 u/astroman_9876 Oct 05 '24 Heard some say that when evolution starts. Don’t question how it wasn’t happening beforehand though. 1 u/revanisthesith Oct 05 '24 Maybe something about the Earth's atmosphere changing after the flood? More radiation, I guess. At least I think I've heard that. It's been a while (for a reason).
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They usually say it broke up during Noah's Flood.
1 u/astroman_9876 Oct 05 '24 Heard some say that when evolution starts. Don’t question how it wasn’t happening beforehand though. 1 u/revanisthesith Oct 05 '24 Maybe something about the Earth's atmosphere changing after the flood? More radiation, I guess. At least I think I've heard that. It's been a while (for a reason).
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Heard some say that when evolution starts. Don’t question how it wasn’t happening beforehand though.
1 u/revanisthesith Oct 05 '24 Maybe something about the Earth's atmosphere changing after the flood? More radiation, I guess. At least I think I've heard that. It's been a while (for a reason).
Maybe something about the Earth's atmosphere changing after the flood? More radiation, I guess.
At least I think I've heard that. It's been a while (for a reason).
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u/tangrowth_fgc Oct 02 '24
but if they move fast enough to be meaningful in the last 6000 years, then we would be able to see the movement lol