How advanced were the people in the world during the time of Noah?
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Alright “curious” since no one is biting I will…\n\nFirst, the story of Noah is mythology. The ark is a myth too, though it makes a great bedtime story. However a great flood may have happened since many ancient cultures have reported it (a worldwide flood that covered the mountain tops actually means a larger Tsunami that covered a few hills). \n\nNevertheless, in those times people were extremely primitive. They lived like animals, smelled like animals, and generally behaved like wild beasts. Then, fortunately for the human species, a bunch extraterrestrials (gods) came to earth and injected mankind with an intelligence boost. That noble act made a few a little smarter but the majority continued to act like the primitive animals they were.
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He did.  He said "...Hey, brother, Noah I'll tell you what to do.  Build me a floating zoo.  And bring some of them green alligators...*\n\nI guess the people back then didn't know about modern technology and thus couldn't include it in their storybook..oops, I mean bible.
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Adam was the 1st man.\nEve was the 1st woman.\nJinns and dinosaurs were the 1st creatures.
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Gen. 9:18,19 "Noah's sons who came out of the ark were Shem and Ham and Japhet..These three were Noah's sons, and from these was all the earth's population spread abroad." (After God destroyed the ungodly world by means of a global flood in Noah's day, the earth's new population, including all the races known today, developed from the offspring of Noah's three son's and their wives.
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The bible also says that a few people got a male and female of every animal, put them on a boat and saved them from a flood that lasted 150 days.  The elephants alone would have needed 7.5 tons of food to survive that long.  That is if you only have one type of elephant on board and that is if you were giving them starvation rations of 50 pounds of food per elephant per day.  Also Noah lived to be over 600 years old.  You can't believe everything in the bible.  \n\nWhat the question was, why don't we see the Roman report on the execution?  The Romans were record keepers and I think it would be interesting to see what they recorded about this event.
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about 4,400 years old ,you know when "the vallies sank down and the mountains rose"during the flood according to the bible .oh and by the way all so called dating methods(c14,potasium/argon,u232)all give outragous dates.they dated a living snaile at 10,000 years ,i mean come on
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Global.\nThere is TONS of physical evidence for a world-wide flood that happened about 4400 years ago - Just like the Bible says.\nThere are several places to get more information about this, but the best website I know of is http://www.drdino.com
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No, Adam and Eve were the first Homo Sapiens.\n\nYou're trying too hard to fit science and the bible together.  God didn't create a clean rock called Earth.  He created the Earth with a history.  That's how you come to terms with 1,000,000 year old fossils.  He made them that old to begin with.  Connecting evolution to the Bible is easier than you think.
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Here's something to think about.\n\n1) How could he have possibly fit 2 of every animal and insect on an ark that size?\n2) How did he control the situation of having animals that are natural enemies on a boat together?\n3) How did he feed all the different animals when some can only eat specific food from their region (other animals or region specific plants)?\n4) How did he fit a months worth of food on the ark with the animals?\n5) What about the specific climate needs of each animal?\n6) How did Noah and his family repopulate the globe with different races of people?\n7) Who the hell cleaned up all the shit?!?\n\nI could really go on and on - THINK!
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People live MUCH longer today than back in so called "biblical days"  The average age back 2000 years ago was less than 40!
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Many people attribute different peoples today, their traits, and their habbits as "Marks of Cain" today.\nFortunately for us, and unfortunately for Cain and his clan, they were all wiped out in the Great Flood.  Remember, well after Cain, God flooded the earth...saving only Noah, his wife, his sons, and their wives.\nAs Noah is not a descendent of Cain, that trait (whatever is was) is no longer.
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Around 600,000 years old. Maybe even older.
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go to yahoo/google,and just write "about Noah's Ark".i guess u can find the website.
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Read some of Zecharia Sitchins books....taken from 7000 year old text. \n\nAlso, the Bible could be speaking of the populated world at the time. Or civilization as it was known then.
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The Bible was written by ancient people who also believed  that the Earth was flat. They lacked the intelligence to comprehend the things that they wrote about and they made  mistakes.  If 21st century man witnessed the things that they saw we would not call it God. If you were alive then and had a cigarette lighter and flicked it, everyone would call you God because you could make fire come from your hands. If we all came from Adam & Eve, where did Chinese, Hispanic, or Aborigines people come from?  There are over 1 million different species of insects, how did Noah get to the Amazon Rain Forest to gather some of them? I'm not 100% certain that we came from apes but the World is loaded with religion disagreement problems because we have been forced to accept a God concept from people who had no idea as to what was going on.
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Israel is associated with the earliest stage in the history of humanity by the "Galilee Skull", while recent excavations in Jericho have produced the oldest evidence of organized city life.  \nThe first known inhabitants of Israel in historic times were the Canaanites from whom the land long took its name. By c. 3000-2500 BCE the inhabitants seem to have been largely Semitic speaking; they introduced the use of bronze and developed cities. The Bible mentions seven tribes which dominated the country. The long struggle for its control between the South (Egypt) and the North (Assyria), which - in varying political forms - was to dominate the local scene down to the 19th cent. had already begun at this time. The country was now divided into large numbers of warring city-states ruled over by petty "kings." \n\nIt first enters into Jewish history with the immigration of Abraham whose descendants continued to consider it their home. The Tel El Amarna letters throw much light on conditions in Canaan in the 15th cent. BCE and on the conquests of the Semitic "Habiru," perhaps denoting or comprising incursions by the Israelite tribes. The Israelite tribes gave the country (henceforth "the land of Israel") its unity and historic significance. Except during the brief Crusading interlude (1099-1187), the concept of "Palestine" has in fact existed only in relation to Israelite and Jewish history. The Israelites' invasion was a slow and difficult process: they first established themselves in the plains, and only gradually obtained control of the hill-country; the process was completed with the capture by King David of Jerusalem in c. 1000 BCE. Meanwhile, the disunited and sometimes warring Israelite tribes, ruled over by regional Judges, were the prey of other invaders from the north and east. The most dangerous were the Philistines, sea-invaders from the Aegean, near Greece, who obtained firm control of the Maritime Plain in the 12th cent. BCE and thence pushed inland.  \n\nFor a time, it seemed probable that they would subdue the whole country. But the threat forged union on the Israelite tribes at last, largely through the spiritual dominance of the Prophet Samuel and the military genius of King Saul who established a monarchy embracing the entire country. His work was completed by his son-in-law King David who finally crushed the Philistine menace and extended the boundaries of the state in all directions. The latter's son King Solomon raised the kingdom to a great pitch of magnificence by his maritime enterprises, his lavish court, and his ambitious buildings, including the Temple at Jerusalem to serve as a religious center. The heavy taxation which all this necessitated resulted in widespread discontent, and after King Solomon's death, the northern tribes revolted.  \n\nHenceforth, the Land of Israel was divided for many years into two rival and sometimes warring states -- the smaller kingdom of Judah in the south [from which derives the word "Jew"], and the larger, more luxurious and more powerful kingdom of Israel (or Shamron-Samaria) to the north. The latter, weakened by internal dissensions between rival dynasties and recurrent wars with the kingdom of Syria (Damascus), succumbed in 721 to the Assyrians, its inhabitants being to a great extent deported and replaced by new settlers.  \n\nThe kingdom of Judah, more secluded geographically and more staunch spiritually and politically, for the moment escaped but succumbed in 586 before the Babylonians (Iraq). Jerusalem was now destroyed, large numbers of the inhabitants deported, and the monarchy abolished. An attempt to renew organized political life in subordination to Babylonia under Gedaliah, a member of the old royal house, was ended by his assassination (582 BCE).  \n\nOn the overthrow of the Babylonian Empire, the Persian (Iranian) king Cyrus permitted the children of the exiles, who had continued to cherish
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930 years old when he died.Noah was 600 at time of flood and I thought he worked on the ark for 100 years (?)