Would the Great flood have caused a cataclism on the earth so as to have changed its surface rock formations?

Answer 1

There has never been a global flood and there could not be a global flood. Speculation on what a global flood might do is a rather pointless exercise as the thing can't happen.

Answer 2

It’s possible. The mass of water might have caused pressure on the surface, but I’m not sure how much that would affect existing features.

Considering that the springs of water beneath the earth were supposed to have opened up, I envision something like large water deposits just below the surface in caverns whose roofs were supported by natural pillars, something like joined stalactites and stalagmites in caves which had become filled with water.

When the supports were knocked out, as if by an earthquake, the land above it put tremendous pressure on the water, so that it sought places to relieve the pressure, and it geysered out onto the surface.

It is speculation on my part, but I suppose that where we today find petroleum that bubbled up from even further down toward the core of the planet could once have been water-filled.

This happened concurrently with the precipitation of the canopy, the water (cloud of hydroxyl ions or orbiting ring of ice crystals) that was once above the atmosphere.

27 JAN 07, 1912 hrs, GMT.

Answer 3

An astounding no. The "Great Flood" referred to in the Bible is a myth, just like the myths which claim that Zeus could throw lightning bolts and Jesus could walk on water.

Although floods have certainly happened in the past (and still do to this day), no worldwide flood has ever occurred, and you can be certain that no one built an ark to save humanity. No intelligent, rational adult believes this kind of stuff. If one is trying to tell you that it happened, resist their authority. Sometimes adults (even our parents) believe ridiculous things.

I seriously hope you weren't asked this question in a public school.

Answer 4

Nope..
No great flood..