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=== Chaotic events === | === Chaotic events === | ||
The chart at right shows that all of the post-diluvian patriarchs died within a 200 year period, from 1997 AM to 2187 AM. Interestingly, [[Noah]] died only two years before [[Abraham]] was born. It is possible that their deaths were caused by events occurring during this period, such as perhaps the dispersion of humanity from the [[Tower of Babel]], war, environmental changes, or some other events during that period that caused the death rate to increase greatly. | The chart at right shows that all of the post-diluvian patriarchs died within a 200 year period, from 1997 AM to 2187 AM. Interestingly, [[Noah]] died only two years before [[Abraham]] was born. It is possible that their deaths were caused by events occurring during this period, such as perhaps the dispersion of humanity from the [[Tower of Babel]], war, environmental changes, or some other events during that period that caused the death rate to increase greatly. | ||
=== Breach of Lord's command? === | |||
One of evolutionists' argument is that even after Lord commanded people to live 120 years, some Biblical characters lived longer. It is, however, simply within tolerance limits. When one says, for example, that mains voltage in Russia is 220 volts, it is allowed to be (and connected devices should withstand) from 205 to 245 volts. | |||
== Human immortality == | == Human immortality == | ||
