Atlantis and Noah

Margot said:
Was Atlantis destroyed by Noah's flood?
Did Noah sail from Atlantis?
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Noah's flood was regional, they have found archaeological records of it happening in that region.

Atlantis was supposedly nowhere near that region.

Apparently Atlantis was destroyed by a giant quake and tsunami but they have never pinpointed the exact region.

Since Plato was the main person to write on Atlantis we can assume is was close to greece, possibly as far out as the Atlantic region.

There is no record of Noah ever being a sailor so he would have had no contact with Atlantis.

Noah didn't travel he was essentially a farmer, sometimes preacher and a drunk.
 
Tinkerpeach said:
Noah's flood was regional, they have found archaeological records of it happening in that region.

Atlantis was supposedly nowhere near that region.

Apparently Atlantis was destroyed by a giant quake and tsunami but they have never pinpointed the exact region.

Since Plato was the main person to write on Atlantis we can assume is was close to greece, possibly as far out as the Atlantic region.

There is no record of Noah ever being a sailor so he would have had no contact with Atlantis.

Noah didn't travel he was essentially a farmer, sometimes preacher and a drunk.
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Atlantis is probably based upon Thera but there are a few different possibilities: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis#Location_hypotheses
Most of the historically proposed locations are in or near the Mediterranean Sea: islands such as Sardinia,[78][79][80] Crete, Santorini (Thera), Sicily, Cyprus, and Malta; land-based cities or states such as Troy,[81][page needed] Tartessos, and Tantalis (in the province of Manisa, Turkey);[82] Israel-Sinai or Canaan;[citation needed] and northwestern Africa,[83] including the Richat Structure in Mauritania.[84]

The Thera eruption, dated to the seventeenth or sixteenth century BC, caused a large tsunami that some experts hypothesize devastated the Minoan civilization on the nearby island of Crete, further leading some to believe that this may have been the catastrophe that inspired the story.[85][86] In the area of the Black Sea the following locations have been proposed: Bosporus and Ancomah (a legendary place near Trabzon).
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What's left of it:

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Tinkerpeach said:
Noah's flood was regional, they have found archaeological records of it happening in that region.

Atlantis was supposedly nowhere near that region.

Apparently Atlantis was destroyed by a giant quake and tsunami but they have never pinpointed the exact region.

Since Plato was the main person to write on Atlantis we can assume is was close to greece, possibly as far out as the Atlantic region.

There is no record of Noah ever being a sailor so he would have had no contact with Atlantis.

Noah didn't travel he was essentially a farmer, sometimes preacher and a drunk.
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All assumptions
 
Cardinal Carminative said:
God damn, ALL you ever do is troll around on this forum insulting people, isn't it? (Except Cypress. You ALWAYS like his stuff....)
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Your jealousy is sweet, Perry, but misplaced. You also have a very distorted view of reality that reminds me of previously banned wackos like Jack and Steven.

The hard part for me is to figure out if you are a sock or two separate people exhibiting nearly identical behavior, even while they are trying to hide it. Kinda like the Imitation Game. I'm the Hunter and irrational people are the aberrant personalities being sought. So far most have turned out to be "off", not just a pathetic pathological liar. You are in the majority on this point. More than a few are socks. Jack and Steven had similar personalities but were different people. The puzzle is whether people like you are something new or a retread of another personality.

If you knew either Jack or Steven, then I'm guessing you'd be more attracted to Steven.

An oldie but a goodie: NSFW

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Steven liked taking it up the ass. I figured it needed to be spelled out to you, Perry. :thup:
 
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Doc Dutch said:
Your jealousy is sweet, Perry, but misplaced. You also have a very distorted view of reality that reminds me of previously banned wackos like Jack and Steven.
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No, seriously dude, if I were to pick a random post of yours there's like 75-80% chance you will be in a fight with someone. Either being a dick to them or insulting them or questioning their mental health etc. I'd say YOU are the one with a problem.

If you knew either Jack or Steven, then I'm guessing you'd be more attracted to Steven.
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I don't know your friends. I'm so sorr.

Steven liked taking it up the ass.
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Ahhh, more of your trademark homophobia.
 
Cardinal Carminative said:
No, seriously dude, if I were to pick a random post of yours there's like 75-80% chance you will be in a fight with someone. Either being a dick to them or insulting them or questioning their mental health etc. I'd say YOU are the one with a problem.

I don't know your friends. I'm so sorr.

Ahhh, more of your trademark homophobia.
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No seriously, sweet cheeks, I'm married and certainly have no inclination to switch teams at my advanced age. Thanks for your attention, nonetheless. :thup:

Good thing too. They're less nice than me.

Why do you believe any comment about homosexuality is automatically homophobia, Perry? Is it a butthurt subject for you?

<GRAPHIC NUDE PHOTO OF PERRY TAKING ONE UP THE CABOOSE DELETED TO PRESERVE THE DECORUM OF THE FORUM>
 
Doc Dutch said:
No seriously, sweet cheeks, I'm married and certainly have no inclination to switch teams at my advanced age
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So why do you seem to fear/hate gay people?

Why do you believe any comment about homosexuality is automatically homophobia, Perry? Is it a butthurt subject for you?
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Because I can read English. "Take it up the ass" is hardly a pleasantry. But I'm sure in your neo-nazi circles it passes for one.
 
The odds are that Atlantis did exist, Plato detailed it actually, but the odds of it being some advanced civilization have been probably blown out of proportion.

They were probably just some island nation similar to others in that region at the time who suffered a catastrophic disaster and died.

We have found artifacts all over the place in the Mediterranean that indicate there could be many societies that this happened to from pots to entire roads found under the water.
 
Cardinal Carminative said:
Don't tell Cypress you posted in big red all-caps. He'll call you names.

(I love you hypocrites showing me how far hypocrisy can be taken)
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Why would Cypress complain about a deletion, Perry?

How much do you love it, Perry, on a scale of 1 to 10? You're the Champion of the Universe for Internet Stats so you are free to use any scale you desire to measure you love of me. :)
 
Tinkerpeach said:
The odds are that Atlantis did exist, Plato detailed it actually, but the odds of it being some advanced civilization have been probably blown out of proportion.

They were probably just some island nation similar to others in that region at the time who suffered a catastrophic disaster and died.

We have found artifacts all over the place in the Mediterranean that indicate there could be many societies that this happened to from pots to entire roads found under the water.
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First, I agree on the odds. Most legends have a basis in fact. The tellings around the campfires are another matter.

Yes, like Thera. The story of Sodom and Gomorrah is thought to be a conflation of a SW Syrian town wiped out by a volcano and a flood closer to Judea.
 
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