DID NOAH'S ARK HAVE 140,000 SPECIES OF CATERPILLARS ON BOARD?

by badboy 16 years ago 25 Replies latest 16 years ago jw friends

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  badboy 16 years ago

  ANY TAKERS?

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  shamus100 16 years ago

  YES! EVERYTHING DIED THAT WAS NOT ON THE ARK. SO YES. I BELIEVE IN BULLSHIT.

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  Mickey mouse 16 years ago

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  OUTLAW 16 years ago

  Noah had 144,000 species of caterpillers..

  ...OUTLAW

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  rebel8 16 years ago

  Yes. He needed Caterpillars to clean up the dead bodies after the flood.

  

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  parakeet 16 years ago

  Of course! I just finished posting on another thread that a pair each of the hundreds of parrot species must have been on the ark. The catepillars would be easy after handling all those angry, screeching, biting parrots.

  I do wonder, though, how Noah managed to keep the thousands of bird species from eating the catepillars or from flying out the windows (There must have been windows, right? Otherwise, how did the dove get out?).

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  Satanus 16 years ago

  Only one pair. The rest of the caterpillars evovlved fro those two, after noah st them free

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  asilentone 16 years ago

  the global flood must be bullshit! Hello?

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  The Oracle 16 years ago

  They're pretty small. It is certainly is possible.

  What I'd like to know ... How did the 63 species indigenous to Australia make a bee line to that island continent without leaving any offspring behind in Asia while en route from Turkey.

  The Oracle

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  Shepherd Book 16 years ago

  Badboy:

  Here's a breakdown of the rapid evolution that transpired among caterpillars and other animals after the Flood:

  http://www.watchtowerletters.com/Explanation_Q12.html

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