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How far could one walk before finding the end of the Niles flood?
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I think its two miles yes it is.
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Where did serfs live in the Middle Ages?
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Who started creationism?
Answer:God started it on day one of creation. Mankind has believed it from the beginning of creation, since man was there and a part of it. Adam and Eve know the story to be true. A more appropriate question would be "Who started the idea of evolution?" because that is a fairly new belief. You will not find any writings as old as the Bible that teach evolution. AnswerMost anthropologists agree that religiosity (and creationist stories) began sometime around 50,000-200,000 years ago, although it might have been quite a bit earlier but that is when the first good evidence for religion appears. Every culture since has attempted to explain their existence by invoking a different version of creationism. AnswerIf you are referring to the modern young earth creation movement, then the book, The Genesis Flood, by the late Dr Henry Morris and Dr John Whitcomb in 1961 was an important starting point. Dr Morris has been called the father of the modern creation movement.Creationism has existed in some form for around 6000 years, as per the records of Jewish and then Christian society. In its modern form, creationism sprung up around the same time as evolution, as a response to defend against what was seen as a threat to their faith. The people who developed both are either not known in the first case, or many and varied in the second.
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When was the niles worst flood?
The River Nile's first worst flood was Friday the tenth of August 2001.
What are the names of the birds that helped predict the Niles yearly flood?
gamgam style
How far can one walk before finding the Nile flood?
I think its two miles yes it is.
When was Before the Flood created?
Before the Flood was created on 14-02-13.
Was there an la river before the flood?
no there was no la river before the flood the flood is what caused the city to create the la river.
When was Six Days Before the Flood created?
Six Days Before the Flood was created in 1999.
Which animal did no ah leave behind before the flood?
You could argue humans (we are technically and possibly philosophically animals).
Was the great flood before moses?
Yes the flood predates Moses.
Finding a place to wait is a safety measure during a?
Finding a high place to wait is a safety measure during a flash flood.
What was directly before noah's ark?
The bible does not mention his work before the flood. But it does say after the flood he grew a vineyard.
What can help stop floods?
I would suggest finding out about the flood ahead of time and then moving to safer ground theres no efficient way to stop a flood
When did God promise not to destroy the world by flood ever again before or after?
after the flood.
