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Comment by Joseph Gray on June 24, 2010 at 11:42am

Right on, Jason. In my mind, that's how all the bible stories came to be. A much smaller and obscure story turns into divine intervention with just a generation or two. It reminds me of that game we used to play in elementary school, where one person whispers something to someone, and they pass it on through the whole class. I don't ever remember it coming out right. Noah's Arc amuses the hell out of me, though. The idea of Noah rounding up cats and goats makes me laugh. I used to make a joke about there actually being Unicorns on the Arc. But, as luck would have it, the male unicorn was gay.

Comment by Jason L Franklin on June 24, 2010 at 11:28am

Slightly off-topic, but recently I saw a history channel program that gave a smidgen of credance to noah's ark. It theorized that tribsmen/early farmers living on the coast of the Black Sea at the end of the last ice age might have witnessed a huge flood caused by the erosion of a land mass between the rising waters fed by glacial melt filling the Med break through and effectivly enlarging the Black sea by as much as 20 times. Throw in a traveling trader who sees what is imminent and packs his wife,kids and animals on a raft and add 8000 years of being told around campfires and viola you have "Noah's Ark"

Comment by Nick in Tacoma on June 23, 2010 at 6:23pm

I think Noah put a seal on the ark for the halibut.

Comment by Cose2Cose Productions on June 23, 2010 at 12:50am

That's great!