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What are you talking about? The crust wasn't floating. It was resting on "pillars," which on the other side of the crust were indentations that formed the seas mentioned in Genesis 1:9-10. Sea shells on the tops of the mountains, for example.

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Meteorites are earth rocks returning home, launched when the fountains of the great deep broke forth at the Flood of Noah.

"Tidal waves" don't leave bare ground during a global flood. The entire earth was covered "Other verses"? Such as? Because the conditions of a global flood that lasted for over half a year don't allow such a thing to happen. There is no evidence for this.

I strongly recommend that you watch the YouTube Playlist I linked to above, where Bryan Nickel does an EXCELLENT job at explaining the Hydroplate Theory, which explains the origins of the mountain ranges we see today, along with many other things in the solar system.

No, these verses preclude the claim that the Flood was not global. The waters prevailed and greatly increased on the earth, and the ark moved about on the surface of the waters.And the waters prevailed exceedingly on the earth, and all the high hills under the whole heaven were covered.The...

My mistake. :)

Were we not just talking about people from BEFORE the flood surviving it? Or did I miss something?

There wouldn't have been a "new world" or "other continents." There was a single global continent with seas scattered around it, as shown in the image.

There were no "oceans" prior to the Flood. Only seas. At that timestamp you'll have a basic idea of what it looked like. Certainly not a voyage that any normal ship of that age could make. And Noah had at least 75 years to work on his.

Not likely. No vessel other than Noah's would have been able to survive the flood.

I doubt anyone survived that was not on the Ark. The Bible is pretty clear that everything that "all flesh died that moved on the earth," listing birds, cattle, beasts, every creeping thing, and every man, and it even emphasizes "all in whose nostrils was the breath of the spirit of life, all...

A system could be put in place, but it would eventually become corrupted and usurp the king. All it would take is for that "super-majority" to be (or become) corrupt for it to destroy the proposed system. Here's why: Let's say you have an evil king, and there was some, as you call it...

👍 Fair enough. That's reasonable. The problem is that there's no earthly solution to it. As I recall, Bob fully acknowledged that any system put in place by humans or that has humans as an inherent part in it will have flaws in it, simply because humanity is flawed. With that in mind...

The flood began around 3290 ± 100 B.C, around 5300 ± 100 years ago. This page and the next 3 (just click the "Next Page" button to get to them) explain. http://www.creationscience.com/onlinebook/FAQ210.html#wp19593608

A little over a day.

Then as far as I can tell, Clete agrees with you, at least on this point.

Are chapters 9-11 written to/for the Body of Christ?

Start a new thread, please.