Thirty years ago I read about these.....

[gasbanni]

I read about these footprints thirty odd years ago............
but theres a lot more info here.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWe3cteDuBc

Whats the explanation If they're genuine ?
especially as more were revealed when they cut away the layers of rocks which eliminates the forgery aspect.

Even the critics consider them genuine but come up with some pretty fanciful ideas as to their origin.

The conclusions pretty obvious.

 

[EddieM]

it's a hour long, a precis perhaps?

 

[gasbanni]

when you've got the time to spare watch it, I wouldn't do it justice to summarize it.

There's some fascinating things re earth history.

ps best watched full screen.

 

[chapeau]

gasbanni, anybody ever told you that you're bonkers?

 

[gasbanni]

Many many times.

If you were to offer a reasonable explanation I'm all ears, this guys not alone other scientists offer surprising views.

But for someone to go along (he is named and destroys something which is
contrary to his evolutionary faith) is rather pathetic...............

and as for evolutionists suggesting dinosaurs had human feet is beggaring belief a little..........maybe its not me thats bonkers

 

[pred]

Well he's got me convinced, big G made the world in six days, then lastly he made the sun to give us light, me personally would have switched the light on first, but hey what do i know.

So now i will go down the garden to play with the little people

 

[gasbanni]

So whats your explanation for the footprints, by the way six literal days is plainly nonsense.

In my grandfathers day he used trams.
Excuse the idom but I'm sure you get the point.

 

[Space cat]

big G made the world in six days, then lastly he made the sun to give us light

This might be a stupid question but --

If he didn't make the sun until the end, how did 'big G' know how long each of those six days was supposed to be?

Maybe he just worked until he got tired and said "let's call it a day".

 

[pred]

6 days, 6 years, 6 centuries, 6 millenium, who gives a tos!

I personally wasn't there when the story tellers made these stories up to satisfy their children 5000 years ago, by todays standard they were not as well educated as THE majority of us, as i have said before, religion exist within the brain, a small part, about the size of a peanut at the back of the brain, remove this and you remove religion..

 

[pred]

big G made the world in six days, then lastly he made the sun to give us light

This might be a stupid question but --

If he didn't make the sun until the end, how did 'big G' know how long each of those six days was supposed to be?

Maybe he just worked until he got tired and said "let's call it a day".

That is a good point, i will certainly use that when the JWs darken my door again...

 

[gasbanni]

I see there's some excellent reasoned arguments explaining the geological footprints.............

Oh I've just woke up and there was me dreaming of a reasoned debate ............

 

[joe-90]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok_tcAEbHHw

Go to 2mins 40.

 

[pred]

I see there's some excellent reasoned arguments explaining the geological footprints.............

Oh I've just woke up and there was me dreaming of a reasoned debate ............

You know where you can stick your footprints. Open your mind, google the reith lectures and then this guy and listen to what he has to say.

Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: The Emerging Mind: 2003

 

[JBR]

6 days, 6 years, 6 centuries, 6 millenium, who gives a tos!

I personally wasn't there when the story tellers made these stories up to satisfy their children 5000 years ago, by todays standard they were not as well educated as THE majority of us, as i have said before, religion exist within the brain, a small part, about the size of a peanut at the back of the brain, remove this and you remove religion..

Someone once told me, when attempting to answer my question about 'creation in 6 days?', that in those days one day equated to one billion years!

I still don't believe it.

 

[gasbanni]

Maybe and I agree but what about an average of a mile and a half of sedimentary rock worldwide.

that's an awful lot of water laid rock !