Sphinx - How Old?

1. If your hypothesis is indeed correct of them, (sphinx), being around 10000 years old, then the water damage is from the great flood and the paws would have been protected by the sediment.

2. It accounts for the deforestation of the Sahara woodlands as Noah used the trees for an ark

So that leads to the question, what came first, the sphinx and pyramids or the great flood?

My answer is, Best you ask this expert... Robert Shoch.

https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/ancient-egypt/were-the-pyramids-built-before-the-flood/

https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/ancient-egypt/the-pyramids-of-ancient-egypt/

Second link was interesting reading.

You should look into Creationism, and the antediluvian theories of how the Earth was back then. Apparently, the flood resulted when God disturbed the chambers of the deep (to spray up), which destroyed the firmament in the heavens (the metallic hydrogen magenta layer that protected ancestors from harsh radiation and allowed them to live to ancient age), and this upset the flat lay of the land, and made all the topography we have now, if they are correct.

We were not there, so it at least makes interesting reading. I like reading alternative theories with an open mind, leaving off my pre-taught notions.

Apparently, you might wish to read more carefully about Noah's construction of the ark, but there is no way an ark of that size would use all the wood in Northern Africa then or now.

How big does a boat have to be to carry two of every terrestrial species and supplies for thirty days?

I don't know what your story of Noah says, but mine spells it out in cubits. A cubit is the length of a man's arm from the tip of his finger to the joint of his elbow. Kind of depends on the height of the man, does it not?

Noah is warned of the coming flood and told to construct the ark. God spells out to Noah the dimensions of the vessel: 300 cubits in length, 50 cubits in width and 30 cubits in height (450 × 75 × 45 ft).

This is the same in any version of the Holy Bible you find. The passage is book of Genesis, chapters 6 through 9.

The rest of it, I would not know, as I am not old enough to have been there and witnessed it.

It was not really that huge on the outside, but on the inside, well! It was like Dr Who's Tardis. That is why the Sahara rain forest was destroyed. A complete fit out and so much wood used for scaffold and hull props, lifting devices, dowels and wooden rivets, and fire wood to melt pitch. And of course, all that bark was needed for caulking the planking.

Ark artists always depict the ark as a V shaped hull. It was more logical to construct a flat bottomed barge type boat. Far more usable space and easier to install decks. Not a great handler in a storm.

Recent depictions have been more oil tankeresque. Good.

For all I know, the ark was a small boat, and there were DNA tubes male and female of each species, in a Godly refrigerator.

For all you know, we have been down this road before, passed this way again, and came back for another set of punishments.

Earth is a proving ground for punishing the human species for something really bad we did in intergalactic space a long time ago, and far, far away. Maybe we made a deeth star.

It is believed the Sphinx was much older, built before the time of the Egyptians that build the Pyramids, build during a time when that region as more rain forest, rather than desert because the majority of the erosion on the Sphinx was caused by rain water, whereas the majority of erosion caused on the pyramids is wind erosion.

Those who know a lot about the Sphinx and share what they know often and in volume... are they known as prolific Sphinxters?

2 shows a night, 3 nights a week. and the Flamingo Cocktail Lounge

I dunno, but I cannot hold back a good one on that! Blaaaaaat!

http://cr4.globalspec.com/edit/newcomment?objectid=110463&objecttype=THREAD&rnd=450

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMxKNul5EDI

Both links are quite interesting to watch. 34000 Years old being supported. Who knows for sure. But interesting.

Hmmm, that first link is only as interesting as I (or whoever takes the link) make it.

That's a nice, even if convoluted was of saying you find the comments we make on CR4 interesting. The complement didn't go unnoticed and is appreciated.

One thing: I am certain none of the comments on CR4 are 34,000 years old.

Collectively or individually?

Individually. If you took all CR4 comments and added their ages, thus stringing them back to back along universal time line, it might stretch pretty far, but I am not sure how far. The distribution is somewhat skewed by the ages of the first comments ever uttered on CR4.

Japanese sugar battery exceeds lithium ion battery

That is the first discussion I subscribed to dating back to 10/01/2012, but I am pretty sure CR4 reaches way further back in time than that. I am showing 796 updated discussions. I certainly cannot keep track of that by myself.

I just added up threads and got 89651. This is not a total of all comments.

Suppose we take threads and allocate only one 24 hour day each (totally ridiculous assumption), this laid end to end would pave a time road 245.451 years in length.

If we allow an entire week for each thread, then we get 1724.06 years, so still not old enough. If threads were allocated a one month lifetime, then we have 7470.917 years worth of threads, laid out like road tiles. That is close to the order of magnitude of the age of the Sphinx.

Some of the answers put forth on CR4 are in fact timeless, and some are just priceless. Some of the priceless ones have been removed by the censors.

The Sphinx was built when they built things to last.

Well, then that must have been back in Noah Ford's time.