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Carl Sagan’s and Richard Turco’s A Path Where No Man Thought applied data from natural disasters of volcanoes and asteroid impacts to the same resulting phenomena from high-yield nuclear weapons exchanged in a world war. They found temperatures plunged world-wide due to the massive amount of smoke and ash lofted high in the sky.
Research into abrupt climate change refutes the evolutionary paradigm underpinning long earth ages for all natural phenomena. The discovery of evidence for abrupt shifts in regional and global climates in the ice core records of Greenland and Antarctica dates the last ice age to the time of Noah’s flood.
These findings confirm that the Neo-lithic Age is the biblical account of the post-flood repopulation of the earth starting about 2300 BC, i.e. ~1500 years after Adam and Eve began the human race.
This is also confirmed by the archeological map of civilization spreading throughout the habitable earth in the equatorial middle during the geological era of Pangea, before the single land mass separated into continents.
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Although there is only about 200 years between the flood and Peleg “in whose days the earth was divided” there is no scientific basis for assuming the division occurred all at once resulting in the continents as we know them. The notice given about land division, as in all events taking an extended period of time, is dated at the commencement. And once it became apparent that such a break-up was occurring, we can be certain that there was a rush to use the developing barrier developing behind those in flight from the war zone in Mesopotamia.
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“Mesopotamia’s cities roared back into prominence within a couple of centuries.” Earth’s Earliest Civilizations: “Full Blown – Full Grown”
Kingdom Come 