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Author: ZeusZeus Date: Jan 28, 2008 13:14
Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
become some kind of former history?
Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
the later history started history over.
People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there
was no evidence to observe. Therefore, to these people the history of
the dinosaur was history, meaning lost forever.
Now, say there was advanced civilizations of aliens on earth a million
years ago. They decided to leave the planet and they decided not to
leave anything behind to show future beings that they were here. The
aliens are history but not part of human history.
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Author: MichaelNJMichaelNJ Date: Jan 28, 2008 13:52
On Jan 28, 4:14 pm, Zeus yahoo.com> wrote:> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
> become some kind of former history?
>
> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
> the later history started history over.
>
> People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there
> was no evidence to observe. Therefore, to these people the history of
> the dinosaur was history, meaning lost forever.
>
> Now, say there was advanced civilizations of aliens on earth a million
> years ago. They decided to leave the planet and they decided not to
> leave anything behind to show future beings that they were here. The
> aliens are history but not part of human history.
> ...
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Author: MillerMiller Date: Jan 28, 2008 13:58
> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
> become some kind of former history?
>
> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
> the later history started history over.
>
> People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there
> was no evidence to observe. Therefore, to these people the history of
> the dinosaur was history, meaning lost forever.
>
> Now, say there was advanced civilizations of aliens on earth a million
> years ago. They decided to leave the planet and they decided not to
> leave anything behind to show future beings that they were here. The
> aliens are history but not part of human history. ...
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Author: bigfletch8bigfletch8 Date: Jan 28, 2008 14:08
On Jan 29, 7:14 am, Zeus yahoo.com> wrote:> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
> become some kind of former history?
>
> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
> the later history started history over.
>
> People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there
> was no evidence to observe. Therefore, to these people the history of
> the dinosaur was history, meaning lost forever.
>
> Now, say there was advanced civilizations of aliens on earth a million
> years ago. They decided to leave the planet and they decided not to
> leave anything behind to show future beings that they were here. The
> aliens are history but not part of human history.
> ...
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Author: ZeusZeus Date: Jan 28, 2008 15:31
On Jan 28, 3:52 pm, Michae...@ gmail.com wrote: > On Jan 28, 4:14 pm, Zeus yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
>> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
>> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
>> become some kind of former history?
>
>> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
>> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
>> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
>> the later history started history over.
>
>> People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there
>> was no evidence to observe. Therefore, to these people the history of
>> the dinosaur was history, meaning lost forever. ...
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Author: ZeusZeus Date: Jan 28, 2008 15:33
On Jan 28, 3:58 pm, "Miller" chartermi.net> wrote:>> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
>> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
>> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
>> become some kind of former history?
>
>> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
>> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
>> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
>> the later history started history over.
>
>> People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there ...
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Author: ZeusZeus Date: Jan 28, 2008 15:34
On Jan 28, 4:08 pm, "bigflet...@ gmail.com" gmail.com>
wrote:> On Jan 29, 7:14 am, Zeus yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
>> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
>> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
>> become some kind of former history?
>
>> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
>> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
>> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
>> the later history started history over.
>
>> People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there
>> was no evidence to observe. Therefore, to these people the history of ...
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Author: Vincent PetruccelliVincent Petruccelli Date: Jan 28, 2008 16:58
>> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
>> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
>> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
>> become some kind of former history?
>>
>> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
>> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
>> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
>> the later history started history over.
>>
>> People in biblical times did not know about dinosaurs because there
>> was no evidence to observe. Therefore, to these people the history of
>> the dinosaur was history, meaning lost forever.
>>
>> Now, say there was advanced civilizations of aliens on earth a million ...
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Author: Mark EarnestMark Earnest Date: Jan 28, 2008 20:29
> On Jan 29, 7:14 am, Zeus yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
>> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
>> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
>> become some kind of former history?
>
>> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
>> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no
>> mention of dinosaurs. Why? Because their history became history and
>> the later history started history over.
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Author: THE BORGTHE BORG Date: Jan 29, 2008 00:06
>> On Jan 29, 7:14 am, Zeus yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>>>> Philosophically speaking; If the earth and its inhabitants are
>>> annihilated and the only living thing is once again bacteria, does
>>> this event restart history? Or does the history that now exists
>>> become some kind of former history?
>>
>>> Let me show you how this works. Most people believe that huge
>>> reptiles once roamed planet earth. But in the bible, there is no ...
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