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Here are the contents of the now deleted Noah's Ark Theory entry;

The title of the theory speaks for itself. This theory should be read in support of, and as complementary to, the Doomsday Weapon Theory, elaborating further on the "faith" and "apocalyptic" aspect of the theory. The current builders of the Ark are either aware of the date of the "Great Flood" (doomsday) and thus building the new Ark, or they are planning to, in fact, engender the doomsday by using the electromagnetic the weapon. It is possible that the island itself was also the first Noah's Ark where a globally representative spectrum of people, plants and animals were gathered (explaining thus also the polar bears, boars and horses) and that the original builders of the Ark, Noah and his companions, came from an ancient civilization. The Bible accounts Noah and his contemporaries having very long lives. The story of the Ark is actually much older than the New Testament. The Sumerian (the most ancient known civilization in the real world) story of Gilgamesh (the oldest literary work in history) represents the first account of the story of the Ark and the Great Flood. The ancients with the four toes are probably the original builders of the Ark and perhaps Alvar Hanso's family are, in fact, the ancients or their descendants. The final episodes of Lost may reveal Hanso, his family members or other characters of the show actually having only four toes! It is also clear that the magnetism on the island invokes latent psychic skills in humans, making them more attuned to all things of the spirit.

let's see if they can be salvaged. --†††GodEmperorOfHell††† 11:03, 28 July 2006 (PDT)

I managed to salvage the text and insert it back under the Theory. BTW, these pros and cons should be also inserted under the Description and not only in the theory categorization panel. --LilWabbit 11:39, 28 July 2006 (PDT)

Could someone kindly redirect the "Doomsday Weapon Theory" link on this page to the theory currently titled "Doomsday Weapon Facade". Furthermore, as it was already mentioned in the talk page of the DWT, the title Doomsday Weapon Facade, is misleading therefore Doomsday Weapon Theory was preferred. --LilWabbit 23:22, 29 July 2006 (PDT)