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   "Man-wai Chang to The Door (+MS=32B)"  wrote in   
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   > >> 1- Ark of the Covenant.   
   > >> 2- Weird stones   
   > >> 3- Holy Grail   
   > >> 4- Weird Stones   
   > >> 5- Guessing Noah's Ark is out of the question, but the fan fic   
   > >>     treatment of a Search for NA was pretty good for what it was.   
   > >   
   > > Is there adventure in looking for and finding Noah's Ark?   
   >   
   > To prove that the Bible told a truth... But why not find the God that   
   > flooded the planet directly? :)   
      
   The Bible itself does not tell the "truth" - the fact that religious zealots   
   apparently took it on themselves to leave out some stories simply because   
   they didn't like them would be proof enough of that. The Bible is simply a   
   collection of stories that have been embelished and altered over the   
   millennia. You'll find stories in many other culture / religions that have a   
   basis that are extremely similar, meaning that their possibly was some   
   original truth way back in time or that each story at least comes form a   
   singular original source.   
      
   It's no different to another mythical story that may or may not have some   
   sort of real origin, e.g. Robin Hood, King Arthur, aliens visiting ancient   
   cultures, etc. All have had alterations over the years so that nobody   
   actually knows what is and isn't real. Hollyweird and the comic book   
   industry continue the trend by doing silly "remakes" where they make lots of   
   changes to someone else's story - which is the real "Battlestar Galactica"?   
   Which is the real "Superman"? Which is the real Robin Hood?   
      
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