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Genesis 3:14
I am wondering what our resident biblical literalists make of the fact there are flying snakes?
See <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/science/08/08/coolsc.snakes/index.html" target="_blank">this CNN article and video</a> for details. Surely: Quote:
Perhaps a mention of this snake also deserves a place in the evolution forum - it looks like an intermediary thing is going on here to me. [ August 09, 2002: Message edited by: missus_gumby ]</p> |
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In addition, sea snakes spend no time on the ground at all, and there is very little dust for them to eat in the ocean.
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Honestly! You people are going to take ALL the fun out of being a christian.
It's in the bible, and the bible wouldn't lie. There are no flying snakes. Or sea snakes. Or tree snakes... |
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That would probably explain why they are nearing extinction. Boro Nut |
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[quote]Originally posted by missus_gumby:
[QB]I am wondering what our resident biblical literalists make of the fact there are flying snakes? See <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/science/08/08/coolsc.snakes/index.html" target="_blank">this CNN article and video</a> for details. Surely: ...cannot be true, since we now know at least one 'serpent' uses more than one method to move around. Perhaps a mention of this snake also deserves a place in the evolution forum - it looks like an intermediary thing is going on here to me. Please. The snake is not flying, it is gliding. Cats will glide for a while when tossed out of very high buildings. |
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