Paul Flocken
Posts: 290
Joined: Dec. 2005
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| Quote | | Remember though FtK, I'm being polite, I may take slight jabs at you, but this is the same kind of barbed remark I get from you, and you did it first, so no calling foul. I would like to propose a deal, I will read whatever stuff you send me IF and only if you can give me an explanation, or at least send me to somewhere that can (and I don't just mean "read this book, it's in there somewhere) explain how the Egyptians, Assyrians and all the other civilisations apparently contemporary with the flood were not drowned, and also managed to avoid being noticed by the all seeing god. |
Over at PT I asked a variation of this of Mark Hausam. But the comment had five links and was caught by the spam filter. I was also extremely snide, sarcastic, and rude and so I think Nick was disinclined to remove it from the filter. I would like to ask FtK this question too.
What was the name of the Pharoah whose reign and life ended when he drowned in and his realm was destroyed by the flood. If you feel you need a better question I will type out the long version complete with links and pic's and clarifying information and clarifying questions. But this is the essential question. It just requires a single one word answer. Can you answer it?
Sincerely,
Paul
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"The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie--deliberate, contrived, and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic. Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought."-John F. Kennedy
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