Even those who take the Bible literally have trouble reconciling the story Noah's ark with any semblance of reality. What did he do with the dinosaurs?
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I've read the claim that he took the dinosaurs on board as eggs rather than adults (which begs the question how did he know if he was getting one male and one female?).
ReplyDeleteGreat picture - it made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteI have always wondered how big that damn ark was. I think you'd have a very hard time fitting all of those animals on a few aircraft carriers.