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The goal of the Intelligent Design movement is the dismantling of modern science
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Originally posted by lee_merrill View PostWell, Google for "Ancient Ruins of Babylon" and you'll see what I mean.
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Lee
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Originally posted by lee_merrill View PostWell, Google for "Ancient Ruins of Babylon" and you'll see what I mean.
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Lee
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Originally posted by rogue06 View PostPerhaps you should see if it was there before the site received that designation in 1983.
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Originally posted by TheLurch View PostI have no idea what you're saying other than Google's labels aren't always exact, and depend upon your level of zoom.
Everything i said here can be confirmed. Unless you can find something that clearly contradicts it, you're wrong.
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Lee
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Originally posted by lee_merrill View PostActually, you can find an area labelled "Babylon" in Google maps, next to "Ancient Ruins of Babylon", which appears to be a museum. It does not include the "Tower of Babel", nor does it include modern buildings.
Everything i said here can be confirmed. Unless you can find something that clearly contradicts it, you're wrong.
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Originally posted by TheLurch View PostJust want to make sure you note that, after spending pages arguing with you about whether God can enact His will via natural processes, Lee leapt all over the prospect that God might be enacting His will via zoning and preservation laws once it became convenient for Lee's argument.
What conclusions can we draw about Lee's convictions from this?
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Originally posted by TheLurch View PostJust want to make sure you note that, after spending pages arguing with you about whether God can enact His will via natural processes, Lee leapt all over the prospect that God might be enacting His will via zoning and preservation laws once it became convenient for Lee's argument.
What conclusions can we draw about Lee's convictions from this?
Blessings,
Lee
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Originally posted by TheLurch View PostIn any case, if you go into the map and zoom around, you can find that the northern portion of the image is labelled with palaces and the Ishtar gate, which corresponds to the northern part of the wall. And the southern wall is labelled, so we do have the full north-south enclosed area in this map. Again, if you'd bothered to do your own research, you'd find that the thing labelled "Tower of Babel" is actually the temple of Marduk, which is more or less centered in the upper map.
Blessings,
Lee
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Originally posted by rogue06 View PostPerhaps you should see if it was there before the site received that designation in 1983.
What conclusions can we draw about Lee's convictions from this?
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Originally posted by lee_merrill View PostWell, the river in the satellite image has a bend that the diagram does not have. I think maybe your satellite image is off. And again, if it's been designated a world heritage site, I doubt that they would be building a home improvement store there.
Pathetic behavior.
In any case, if you go into the map and zoom around, you can find that the northern portion of the image is labelled with palaces and the Ishtar gate, which corresponds to the northern part of the wall. And the southern wall is labelled, so we do have the full north-south enclosed area in this map. Again, if you'd bothered to do your own research, you'd find that the thing labelled "Tower of Babel" is actually the temple of Marduk, which is more or less centered in the upper map.
From that, you can deduce that the river has shifted course.
You can then use the upper map to confirm that the walls stretched west from the temple of Marduk about the same distance as the full distance between the north and south walls. Given that, you can then confirm that the settled area on the west bank that contains a pharmacy and home improvement store are within what used to be the city walls.
Just as i said.Last edited by TheLurch; 05-01-2021, 01:01 PM.
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Originally posted by lee_merrill View PostWell, the river in the satellite image has a bend that the diagram does not have. I think maybe your satellite image is off. And again, if it's been designated a world heritage site, I doubt that they would be building a home improvement store there.
Blessings,
Lee
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Originally posted by TheLurch View PostConclusion: the site of ancient Babylon has been resettled.
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Lee
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