l*****a
发帖数: 38403 | 1 From at least the time of Eusebius (c. 275 – 339 AD) to the present day,
the search for the physical remains of Noah's Ark has held a fascination for
many people. Despite many expeditions, no scientific evidence of the ark
has been found.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Searches_for_Noah's_Ark
现代寻舟记，越来越精彩
In 1949
Aaron J. Smith, dean of the People's Bible College in Greensboro, NC, led an
unsuccessful expedition to locate the ark.
in the 1980s
Former astronaut James Irwin led two expeditions to Ararat in the 1980s, was
kidnapped once, but found no tangible evidence of the Ark. "I've done all I
possibly can," he said, "but the Ark continues to elude us."
In the 1980s and 1990s
the Durupınar site was heavily promoted by adventurer and former
anesthesiologist Ron Wyatt. It receives a steady stream of visitors and
according to the local authorities a nearby mountain is called "Mount Cudi"
(or Judi), making it one of about five Mount Judis in the land of Kurdistan.
Geologists have identified the Durupınar site as a natural formation,
but Wyatt's Ark Discovery Institute continues to champion its claims.
In 2004
Honolulu-based businessman Daniel McGivern announced he would finance a $900
,000 expedition to the peak of Greater Ararat in July of that year to
investigate the "Ararat anomaly"—he had previously paid for commercial
satellite images of the site. After much initial fanfare, he was refused
permission by the Turkish authorities, as the summit is inside a restricted
military zone. The expedition was subsequently labelled a "stunt" by
National Geographic News, which pointed out that the expedition leader, a
Turkish academic named Ahmet Ali Arslan, had previously been accused of
faking photographs of the Ark.
In June 2006
Bob Cornuke of the Bible Archeology Search and Exploration Institute took a
team of 14 American "business, law, and ministry leaders" to Iran to visit a
site in the Alborz Mountains, purported to be a possible resting place of
the Ark. The team claimed to have discovered an "object" 13,000 feet above
sea level, which had the appearance of blackened petrified wooden beams, and
was "about the size of a small aircraft carrier" [400 ft long (120 m)], and
supposedly consistent with the dimensions provided in Genesis of 300 cubits
by 50 cubits. The team also claimed to have found fossilised sea creatures
inside the petrified wood, and in the immediate vicinity of the site.One
member of the team claimed that 'a Houston lab used by the Smithsonian'
tested some beams and confirmed they were petrified wood containing
fossilised sea animals, but the name of the laboratory was not given. No one
outside the expedition has offered independent confirmation, and apart from
a few purported beams, no photographic images of this supposed Ark in its
entirety have been made available (though short video segments have been
made available).The team's consensus on the "object" is not absolute; Reg
Lyle, another expedition member, described the find as appearing to be "a
basalt dike". It is the official position of the BASE Institute that Iran
was the logical resting place of the Ark. Their website does not definitely
claim the object to be the Ark, but concludes that it is "a candidate".
In 2007
a joint Turkish-Hong Kong expedition including members of Noah's Ark
Ministries International found an unusual cave with fossilized wooden walls
on Mount Ararat, well above the vegetation line. The sample was declared by
the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Hong Kong to be
petrified wood of the Cyprus variety.
In 2010
Noah's Ark Ministries International l (NAMI) released videos of their
discovery of the wood structures.[18] Members of Noah's Ark Ministries
International reported carbon dating suggests the wood is approximately 4,
800 years old. It is unlikely that there was any human settlement at the
site at altitude of 4,000 meters. Randall Price, a partner with Noah's Ark
Ministries International from early 2008 to the summer of 2008, stated that
the discovery was probably the result of a hoax, perpetrated by ten Kurdish
workers hired by the Turkish guide used by the Chinese, who planted large
wood beams taken from an old structure near the Black Sea at the cave site.
In a response to Price, Noah’s Ark Ministries International stated that
they had terminated co-operation with Price in early October 2008, and that
he had never been in the location of the wooden structure they identified,
and regretted his absence in their find. On their website they say they
asked for the opinion of Mr. Muhsin Bulut, the Director of Cultural
Ministries, Agri Province. The web site says that his response was that
secretly transporting such an amount of timber to the strictly monitored
area and planting a large wood structure at an altitude of 4,000 meters
would have been impossible. At the end of April 2010, it was reported that
Turkey's culture minister ordered a probe into how NAMI brought its pieces
of wood samples from Turkey to China. | G******e
发帖数: 9567 | 2 信
只要信就行了。
那多人找到了那么多块耶稣的圣包皮，不是照样有很多人信吗？ | B********e
发帖数: 19317 | | G******e
发帖数: 9567 | 4 大师有见地
【在 B********e 的大作中提到】
: 说不定其实是一个比喻，是灵里面的方舟。
| i*****t
发帖数: 24265 | | G******e
发帖数: 9567 | 6
“就算今天耶稣来了，一样会被人处死“ - 这都是一样的扯淡逻辑
【在 i*****t 的大作中提到】
: 就算找到了，不信的还是不信
| i*****t
发帖数: 24265 | 7 天天基板灌水，不信还是不信
【在 G******e 的大作中提到】
:
: “就算今天耶稣来了，一样会被人处死“ - 这都是一样的扯淡逻辑
| l*****a
发帖数: 38403 | 8 有道理
【在 B********e 的大作中提到】
: 说不定其实是一个比喻，是灵里面的方舟。
| i*****t
发帖数: 24265 | 9 寻找方舟当证据，如同进化论者寻找化石当证据一样。
有证据就代表是真实的么？那么方舟和进化论哪个真实？寻找到圣经遗迹就能得救？ | x***x
发帖数: 3401 | 10 看见一个船形的土包就算是诺亚方舟的证据了，真强。这个时候基督徒质疑进化论化石
的那股牛角尖劲儿就荡然无存了。 |
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