Gentlemen, I come at you again with yet another lofty, Biblical question.
Was the Flood global, as the Good Book says, or was it local, like all these Discovery Channel PBS pseudo-documentaries say?
I, myself, believe it was global. I believe that there is sufficient geological evidence to support the notion of a world-wide catastrophy.
I am basing this thread on the assumption that there was, indeed, a flood, since most of the world's cultures have a flood story of one sort or another. So whether it did or didn't happen is not the question here. The debate is about the magnitude of the flood.
Was the Flood global, as the Good Book says, or was it local, like all these Discovery Channel PBS pseudo-documentaries say?
I, myself, believe it was global. I believe that there is sufficient geological evidence to support the notion of a world-wide catastrophy.
I am basing this thread on the assumption that there was, indeed, a flood, since most of the world's cultures have a flood story of one sort or another. So whether it did or didn't happen is not the question here. The debate is about the magnitude of the flood.
