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If this research is in fact true, -the whole Bible would have to be true.
How is that? How would an ark prove anything other than just that, an ark? Nice try though. Dont you know someone "finds Noahs ark" every decade or so?
Another effort to beef up NAMI-Scammi's on-going attempt to cover its failed tracks? Anyone get a good look at the link? Interestingly, SBWire provides and/or writes press releases, primarily for small to mid-sized businesses, I guess to post releases on their website. Also, the source of the press release was from the "Paleontological Research Corporation", which happens to be Dr. Joel Klenck's own organization. Klenck's Ararat investigation couldn't have been much in the way of standard practice considering the senseless guidelines set up by NAMI as to who qualifies and who doesn't. But I'm sure Klenck heartily agreed with those guidelines. I wonder if Klenck gets a cut of the donations NAMI collects? Klenck on the one hand claims "This site is no hoax.", then turns around and says dating of the samples may have been contaminated by "ancient visitors or modern explorers to the site." That's pretty handy for NAMI. I suspect NAMI will be solicitating for more generous donations soon.
Ahhhhhh yesssss... Having watched this vid for about half of its length (I couldn't have kept my coffee down any longer if I'd gone on...), I saw that my first innocent mistake was in granting him the scientific benefit of the doubt. Hey; he sounded good until I actually listened to him just now!!
His "lecture" here is just a lengthy re-listing of the usual YEC-Creationist accounts and assumptions about the rank, order and lineage of all the usual biblical Genesis suspects, absent any critical evaluation of the mistakes that permeate that "hypothesis".
In other words, more of the usual bunko, unsubstantiated and chock-full of mis-statements and technical errors.
I'll be betting they don't go for it, and the dream will die........
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