The Hovind Theory Part 8 of 10 - Creation Science Seminar - Kent Hovind

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Human bourders, food and politics are largly determined by the coastline, that is so primative that is scare, we will one day sail the seas of space and push past ever larger threshholds but as it seems now a large fraction of the cultures of the world treat the oceans as an inpenetrable barrier. Amazing to think just a simple Moon of a gas giant has more than twice the emount of liquide water as the Earth, not far from the surface.

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Maybe similar formations exist in other solar systems. Yes it is weaird that so many coastline would be unrecognisable if the water levels was changed by the height of a building. One indication of how primative humans still are and this may be needed but most of the major cities as only a few miles from the costline of oceans and lakes almost all the Earth's population lives within car distance or right on the water. Even in our modern age we have hardly changed.

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The American southwest is a good example of rock formations that have obvious patterns. That place especially like Arizona and some attractions at the edge of that state have absolutly beatiful and enchanting lands and the rocks are gorgous. You can really get the meaning of the spirit of this place, it is just chilling how beatiful the desert landscapes are. There is real hystory there.