Did The Great Flood Really Happen?

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The technologies that the Hyskos had earlier developed—bronze metallurgy, chariots, literacy, domesticated plants and animals—were precisely those that have been excavated at the Shang dynasty capital, Yinxu. [16]

In 1700 BC. Noah's flood dates to 2900 BC.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

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The Chinese Bronze Age had begun by 1700 B.C. in the kingdom of the Shang dynasty along the banks of the Yellow River in northern China. At times the Shang kings ruled even larger areas. Contrary to common notions about the Chinese, the Bronze Age Chinese did not drink tea or eat rice.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators ...

No one knows the date of the flood, dum dum. But assuming you are correct, the timeline works because the migration happened after the flood.

 

[surada]

The technologies that the Hyskos had earlier developed—bronze metallurgy, chariots, literacy, domesticated plants and animals—were precisely those that have been excavated at the Shang dynasty capital, Yinxu. [16]

In 1700 BC. Noah's flood dates to 2900 BC.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

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The Chinese Bronze Age had begun by 1700 B.C. in the kingdom of the Shang dynasty along the banks of the Yellow River in northern China. At times the Shang kings ruled even larger areas. Contrary to common notions about the Chinese, the Bronze Age Chinese did not drink tea or eat rice.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators ...

No one knows the date of the flood, dum dum. But assuming you are correct, the timeline works because the migration happened after the flood.

Nope. The Black Sea Breech was a slow rising flood that cause major migrations East and West around 7050 BC. There is a flood footprint in the Euphrates River Basin and its recorded in the ancient kings list of Sumer.

 

[TNHarley]

first Chinese dynasties worshiped the God of Abraham?

Obviously something you made up. This predates the creation of your abrahamic god.
Not to mention, Shang Di wasnt monotheistic. Of course, i have already stated that and you ignore it. Like everything else to your contrary.

 

[ding]

The technologies that the Hyskos had earlier developed—bronze metallurgy, chariots, literacy, domesticated plants and animals—were precisely those that have been excavated at the Shang dynasty capital, Yinxu. [16]

In 1700 BC. Noah's flood dates to 2900 BC.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

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The Chinese Bronze Age had begun by 1700 B.C. in the kingdom of the Shang dynasty along the banks of the Yellow River in northern China. At times the Shang kings ruled even larger areas. Contrary to common notions about the Chinese, the Bronze Age Chinese did not drink tea or eat rice.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators ...

No one knows the date of the flood, dum dum. But assuming you are correct, the timeline works because the migration happened after the flood.

Nope. The Black Sea Breech was a slow rising flood that cause major migrations East and West around 7050 BC. There is a flood footprint in the Euphrates River Basin and its recorded in the ancient kings list of Sumer.

Not the account that is recorded as symbols in the Chinese language. That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis. The flood that occurred before the migration from the Middle East to China. As supported by archaeological evidence and religious practices of the first Chinese dynasties.

 

[ding]

first Chinese dynasties worshiped the God of Abraham?

Obviously something you made up. This predates the creation of your abrahamic god.
Not to mention, Shang Di wasnt monotheistic. Of course, i have already stated that and you ignore it. Like everything else to your contrary.

Do I have to go over the border ceremony again and archaeological evidence, TN?

 

[surada]

The technologies that the Hyskos had earlier developed—bronze metallurgy, chariots, literacy, domesticated plants and animals—were precisely those that have been excavated at the Shang dynasty capital, Yinxu. [16]

In 1700 BC. Noah's flood dates to 2900 BC.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

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The Chinese Bronze Age had begun by 1700 B.C. in the kingdom of the Shang dynasty along the banks of the Yellow River in northern China. At times the Shang kings ruled even larger areas. Contrary to common notions about the Chinese, the Bronze Age Chinese did not drink tea or eat rice.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators ...

No one knows the date of the flood, dum dum. But assuming you are correct, the timeline works because the migration happened after the flood.

Nope. The Black Sea Breech was a slow rising flood that cause major migrations East and West around 7050 BC. There is a flood footprint in the Euphrates River Basin and its recorded in the ancient kings list of Sumer.

Not the account that is recorded as symbols in the Chinese language. That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis. The flood that occurred before the migration from the Middle East to China. As supported by archaeological evidence and religious practices of the first Chinese dynasties.

The Chinese Bronze Age was a thousand years after Sumer.. The Hebrews learned the story during the Babylonian exile and adapted the Gilgamesh story to their beliefs. There are literally thousands of clay tablets at Ras Shamra, Dilmun and Sumer that tell the Gilgamesh long before the Hebrews and they did trade with the Indus valley in silks from China.

 

[ding]

The technologies that the Hyskos had earlier developed—bronze metallurgy, chariots, literacy, domesticated plants and animals—were precisely those that have been excavated at the Shang dynasty capital, Yinxu. [16]

In 1700 BC. Noah's flood dates to 2900 BC.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

.

The Chinese Bronze Age had begun by 1700 B.C. in the kingdom of the Shang dynasty along the banks of the Yellow River in northern China. At times the Shang kings ruled even larger areas. Contrary to common notions about the Chinese, the Bronze Age Chinese did not drink tea or eat rice.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators ...

No one knows the date of the flood, dum dum. But assuming you are correct, the timeline works because the migration happened after the flood.

Nope. The Black Sea Breech was a slow rising flood that cause major migrations East and West around 7050 BC. There is a flood footprint in the Euphrates River Basin and its recorded in the ancient kings list of Sumer.

Not the account that is recorded as symbols in the Chinese language. That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis. The flood that occurred before the migration from the Middle East to China. As supported by archaeological evidence and religious practices of the first Chinese dynasties.

The Chinese Bronze Age was a thousand years after Sumer.. The Hebrews learned the story during the Babylonian exile and adapted the Gilgamesh story to their beliefs. There are literally thousands of clay tablets at Ras Shamra, Dilmun and Sumer that tell the Gilgamesh long before the Hebrews and they did trade with the Indus valley in silks from China.

What is your point? Because archaeological evidence and religious practices of the early Chinese Dynasties show that there was a migration from the Middle East to China and they brought with them religious and foundry practices from the Middle East.

 

[TNHarley]

That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis

Of course, thats not true. You and your christian hacks just made that up.
Somehow "west" and "woman" mean eve in the garden

 

[TNHarley]

first Chinese dynasties worshiped the God of Abraham?

Obviously something you made up. This predates the creation of your abrahamic god.
Not to mention, Shang Di wasnt monotheistic. Of course, i have already stated that and you ignore it. Like everything else to your contrary.

Do I have to go over the border ceremony again and archaeological evidence, TN?

You mean, the ceremony that predates the creation of your abrahamic god? The ceremony where they are sacrificing to a polytheistic religion? Sure

 

[surada]

The technologies that the Hyskos had earlier developed—bronze metallurgy, chariots, literacy, domesticated plants and animals—were precisely those that have been excavated at the Shang dynasty capital, Yinxu. [16]

In 1700 BC. Noah's flood dates to 2900 BC.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

.

The Chinese Bronze Age had begun by 1700 B.C. in the kingdom of the Shang dynasty along the banks of the Yellow River in northern China. At times the Shang kings ruled even larger areas. Contrary to common notions about the Chinese, the Bronze Age Chinese did not drink tea or eat rice.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators ...

No one knows the date of the flood, dum dum. But assuming you are correct, the timeline works because the migration happened after the flood.

Nope. The Black Sea Breech was a slow rising flood that cause major migrations East and West around 7050 BC. There is a flood footprint in the Euphrates River Basin and its recorded in the ancient kings list of Sumer.

Not the account that is recorded as symbols in the Chinese language. That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis. The flood that occurred before the migration from the Middle East to China. As supported by archaeological evidence and religious practices of the first Chinese dynasties.

The Chinese Bronze Age was a thousand years after Sumer.. The Hebrews learned the story during the Babylonian exile and adapted the Gilgamesh story to their beliefs. There are literally thousands of clay tablets at Ras Shamra, Dilmun and Sumer that tell the Gilgamesh long before the Hebrews and they did trade with the Indus valley in silks from China.

What is your point? Because archaeological evidence and religious practices of the early Chinese Dynasties show that there was a migration from the Middle East to China and they brought with them religious and foundry practices from the Middle East.

No it doesn't show any such thing. India traded with China and the Arabs traded with India. That's called trade and its also how technology is spread.

 

[ding]

That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis

Of course, thats not true. You and your christian hacks just made that up.
Somehow "west" and "woman" mean eve in the garden

Archaeological evidence from the early Chinese dynasties and religious practices of the the early Chinese dynasties say otherwise.

But you keep trying to subvert religion, TN.

 

[ding]

first Chinese dynasties worshiped the God of Abraham?

Obviously something you made up. This predates the creation of your abrahamic god.
Not to mention, Shang Di wasnt monotheistic. Of course, i have already stated that and you ignore it. Like everything else to your contrary.

Do I have to go over the border ceremony again and archaeological evidence, TN?

You mean, the ceremony that predates the creation of your abrahamic god? The ceremony where they are sacrificing to a polytheistic religion? Sure

Only by your limited understanding, TN. But you would believe anything to subvert religion.

 

[surada]

That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis

Of course, thats not true. You and your christian hacks just made that up.
Somehow "west" and "woman" mean eve in the garden

Archaeological evidence from the early Chinese dynasties and religious practices of the the early Chinese dynasties say otherwise.

But you keep trying to subvert religion, TN.

You know that not every country had copper ore for making Bronze. China did.

60 Centuries of Copper: Copper and Bronze in Ancient China

60 Centuries of Copper: Copper and Bronze in Ancient China

60 Centuries of Copper: Copper and Bronze in Ancient China

www.copper.org

Copper and Bronze in Ancient China Several thousand years before the Christian era a flourishing civilization existed in Hindustan, and sites on the Indus are now being systematically examined.

Farther east, in China, the general use of metals dates back to at least 2000 B.C., and by 1200 B.C. bronze foundrywork had reached a high state of perfection.

 

[TNHarley]

That account is the same account as recorded in Genesis

Of course, thats not true. You and your christian hacks just made that up.
Somehow "west" and "woman" mean eve in the garden

Archaeological evidence from the early Chinese dynasties and religious practices of the the early Chinese dynasties say otherwise.

But you keep trying to subvert religion, TN.

Obviously it isnt. You keep ignoring what really went on and in some circumstances, strait up making shit up and its fucking hilarious.

 

[TNHarley]

But you would believe anything to subvert religion.

While you make shit up about other religions
You cant make this shit up, folks!

 

[TNHarley]

ding - "well this christian said the chinese symbol for west and woman is telling og eve in the garden"
TN - "he is just making that up. Their is no reasonable conclusion for that. Thats why only Christians repeat that."
ding - "you subvert religion, Karl Marx!!!!!"

 

[surada]

ding - "well this christian said the chinese symbol for west and woman is telling og eve in the garden"
TN - "he is just making that up. Their is no reasonable conclusion for that. Thats why only Christians repeat that."
ding - "you subvert religion, Karl Marx!!!!!"

The Chinese were making bronze long before the Christians existed about 1700BC.. ..and they did have copper ore.. The Indus Valley traded with China and the Arabs.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

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[Devils_Advocate]

Did the Great Flood happen?

A flood most likely happened because the story is told in other societies...

It come from a Sumerian story...

 

[ding]

But you would believe anything to subvert religion.

While you make shit up about other religions
You cant make this shit up, folks!

Archaeological evidence from the early Chinese dynasties and religious practices of the the early Chinese dynasties say otherwise.

 

[ding]

ding - "well this christian said the chinese symbol for west and woman is telling og eve in the garden"
TN - "he is just making that up. Their is no reasonable conclusion for that. Thats why only Christians repeat that."
ding - "you subvert religion, Karl Marx!!!!!"

The Chinese were making bronze long before the Christians existed about 1700BC.. ..and they did have copper ore.. The Indus Valley traded with China and the Arabs.

The Great Bronze Age of China | Asia for Educators | Columbia University

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What does that have to do with anything?