Religious rants

This your ancestor. It's the thing all mammals come from. https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/9wPH5z2Vvz6unoiXtcoBZh-970-80.jpg.webp https://www.livescience.com/26936-mother-placental-mammals-infographic.html

Two of every kind... That's a huge, huge, HUGE amount, even now. I'm just saying, put that small, itty bitty tidbit of info into the equation. Two of EVERY kind on the ENTIRE planet. Must've been tough getting those penguins from the south pole all the way to the middle east... Hell of a journey. Talk about never missing leg day.lol Giant sloths from south America(Definitely evidence lived sude by side with those things, too.), too. Soooo... They even knew about the Americas! Fascinating.

@kuharido false! LUCA is commonly accepted as the Last Universal Common Ancestor of all life existing on Earth of any kind

But according to science wasnt the dinosaurs brought to extinction by a meteorite? A meteorite would have wiped all life off of earth. Then the ones left over would starve to death from dust tossed into the sky. There werent any dinosaurs at the time my guy. Otherwise humans would have been wiped out really quick. How do you compete with that? If you wanna say dinosaurs came before that cool but there wasnt any at that point and there was never a mention of it at all. Also the titanic carried how many people on it? Just saying its not that crazy to think.

Also again, if we know islands can be formed by volcanic activities and we know that tectonic places can separate two pieces of land apart. Given we have basically 6000+ years between the bible and now and most of civilization knew nothing about the americas. Is it crazy to think maybe these things formed sometime after? You know? Has anyone had an earth science class before?

It is crazy to think... Millions.... If not more times crazy, my guy. Also, are you a young earth believer or not? Makes a WORLD of difference.lol

Not sure if you're trolling pandy, but tecnonic plates take millions of years to move from one place to another and even then do so veeeeeery slowly, in the spawn of a few thousand of years only the weather would significantly change the landscape of an area, yes, we can predict how they will move for the next millions of years and also get a rough estimate of how earth looked before based on evidence from digging deep enough to see sediments and their age Also, since I don't know how hard you're trolling, MA it's a measure for millions of years ago, not minutes ago, unless you believe 500 minutes ago the earth fractured, imploded, then humanity disappeared but became ethereal to pretend nothing happened and carry on with our lives. https://youtu.be/f6bWbDl2ItM