Archeologist can find the remains of a 2k year old burnt chariot in england, but no wheel for transportation has yet to be found in pre Columbian America.
http://livescience.com/48279-iron-age-c ... hotos.html
Funny that.
meso American archeology, we must be doing it wrong
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Re: meso American archeology, we must be doing it wrong
SteelHead wrote:Archeologist can find the remains of a 2k year old burnt chariot in england, but no wheel for transportation has yet to be found in pre Columbian America.
http://livescience.com/48279-iron-age-c ... hotos.html
Funny that.
There are only two possible explanations.
1. God removed all evidence of the Book of Mormon to enhance our understanding of the value of faith.
2. Satan removed all evidence of the Book of Mormon to confuse the minds of men.
OK, maybe three.
3. The Book of Mormon is not true.
This, or any other post that I have made or will make in the future, is strictly my own opinion and consequently of little or no value.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
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Hmmm, someone let me know when we finally find either a: chariot, steel sword, ontis, battle sites with hundreds of thousands dead in one spot, or a city buried in the sea somewhere in North America.
I find it hard to believe a book that claims to be the most correct with next to no physical evidence to back up it's historical side. I believed it for so long, but they can't even find one lousy steel sword here (from a civilization that numbered in the millions, but yet we have evidence of a failed Viking colony of maybe 200). God must be a trickster, taking away all the evidence that could prove Him correct and make us believe His prophets.
I find it hard to believe a book that claims to be the most correct with next to no physical evidence to back up it's historical side. I believed it for so long, but they can't even find one lousy steel sword here (from a civilization that numbered in the millions, but yet we have evidence of a failed Viking colony of maybe 200). God must be a trickster, taking away all the evidence that could prove Him correct and make us believe His prophets.
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Re: meso American archeology, we must be doing it wrong
souldier wrote:Hmmm, someone let me know when we finally find either a: chariot, steel sword, ontis, battle sites with hundreds of thousands dead in one spot, or a city buried in the sea somewhere in North America.
I find it hard to believe a book that claims to be the most correct with next to no physical evidence to back up it's historical side. I believed it for so long, but they can't even find one lousy steel sword here (from a civilization that numbered in the millions, but yet we have evidence of a failed Viking colony of maybe 200). God must be a trickster, taking away all the evidence that could prove Him correct and make us believe His prophets.
Yep, if the book were true, farmers around Hill Comorah in New York would be turning up swords, chariots, breast plates, skulls and helmets every spring when they plowed their fields.
There are hundreds of scientific reasons for the book to not be true and no scientific reasons for it to be true.
This, or any other post that I have made or will make in the future, is strictly my own opinion and consequently of little or no value.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
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Then saith He to Thomas... be not faithless, but believing. - John 20:27
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GR33N wrote:
LOL And yet we see you make no actual argument.
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Re: meso American archeology, we must be doing it wrong
SteelHead wrote:Archeologist can find the remains of a 2k year old burnt chariot in england, but no wheel for transportation has yet to be found in pre Columbian America.
http://livescience.com/48279-iron-age-c ... hotos.html
Funny that.
Well at least we know what a chariot looks like, maybe they can find a sword so we can know what a sword looks like.
Don't take life so seriously in that " sooner or later we are just old men in funny clothes" "Tom 'T-Bone' Wolk"
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Re: meso American archeology, we must be doing it wrong
GR33N wrote:
That's a familiar quote. I often think that when chatting with TBMs.
This, or any other post that I have made or will make in the future, is strictly my own opinion and consequently of little or no value.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.