@robertramsey653

1 year ago

I'm a creationist, and I even dont buy that there werent very many of us. Here is why I think we dont find many human remains. I actually believe we have found a lot more than we are told about, but other than that, think about it. Humans are the most intelligent creatures on the earth, so as the water rises, what are they going to do? They are going to go to higher ground, right? You would and I would. The less intelligent creatures are most likely going to be buried wherever their habitat is, with the exception of some of the smarter animals that do try to run, but eventually get caught and buried. Now, once the earth is flooded, and the last of the humans have drowned, what's going to happen? They float and decay, and I'm sure some got buried in the highest strata layed down, but when the waters are flowing off of the continents, they are going to drag most of the human remains out to sea, where they will rot, be eaten, and probably some are buried in the continental shelves. You wouldnt necessarily find human remains with animals like the dinosaurs because...... well because I'm sure if dinosaurs were as plentiful now as back then, we wouldnt be hanging out with them, and having them as pets. Dinosaurs were very fearsome creatures, which I'm sure I dont have to explain that. People like to only tell parts of the story, or fringe theories that make us look silly. If you actually sit and listen to the creationist side, it makes just as much sense, if not more than the atheists views. Tell me what is more scientific about, in the beginning nothing exploded and now there is everything, as opposed to in the beginning GOD created. They are both history, not science. Science is supposed to be testable, repeatable, and able to be falsified, which neither of those are. You are free obviously to make your own choice, but I strongly suggest that you take a good hard look at both sides, because if GOD doesn't exist, you have lost nothing, but if HE does, you will lose EVERYTHING.

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