Howdy Jones,
Further to the saga of Sodom, the account recorded didn't menton an atomic
explosion. It did mention raining fire and "brimestone" well.. err. sulfur.
Hmm. down along the Texas and Lousiana coast there are numerous salt domes
that are a favorite of petro geologists because of the potential for oil and
gas production. There are also several large sulfur domes that are
productive using the Frasch process.
Now to what if's..if the socalled fertile plain mentioned in Gen 17 around
ole Sodom town had an enomous salt dome underneath.. and adding to the
imagination... what if there lurked a sulfur dome nearby.. and what if there
just happened to be a large reservoir of natural gas trapped in the domes..
and what if.. sun'tin happened to set off an explosion?? Would the earth
sink to replace the cavity that formed? It sure happened over near Sour Lake
Texas some years back and stiil caving in around the area. Who's to say that
New Madrid area on the Mississippi produced a earthquake "near event".
For sure, a bio-chem scientist could get his tenure revoked for such
heresy.specially if he mentioned a bible source.
Naw!...
Richard
Richard,
You were probably asking that question rhetorically - but that was why I
referenced Louis Kervan:
Kervan, "Biological Transmutations" - I think he is usually credited with
the suggestion that 40K, the radioactive isotope of potassium, transmutes
to calcium via biological-LENR which has somehow evolved as a capability
of the modern dinosaurs' ... oops chickens', metabolism...
Jones
Shades of chicken little and the sky falling.. what will they comeup
with
next... speaking of chickens.. anyone want to hazard a guess as to why a
chicken can lay an egg ( calcium shell ),.. even IF.. their food intake
has
NO calcium content??
Richard
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