if noah's flood really happened??

Question

that would mean many people died right? so where are all the bones of these people? they're not next to the dinosour bones.....

if the flood was regional, how did it kill off the dinosours again...... thanks for helping my point.

Answer 1

"if noah's flood really happened??"

We'd see some evidence of it.

Alternatively I could finish that sentence with "There would have to have been more water on earth than we can be reasonably sure there ever was".

Edit: "and what if the water was hot enough to inflict great damage on the bones."

It would have been steam, and not rain, for one. Improbably hot steam at that. One also has to wonder what good a big, flammable, wooden boat is going to do you when some sort of liquid hot enough to melt bone is falling out of the sky for forty days and forty nights.

As for the 24 foot tall man, I think you'd better take a look at this: http://www.faithfreedom.org/oped/sina40428.htm

Edit part deux: "if the flood was regional, how did it kill off the dinosours again...... thanks for helping my point."

.................. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Oh... you weren't kidding were you? It... didn't. Duh. Who the hell thinks that it did?

Answer 2

We don't know the number of people. The bible tells us that the earth was filled with violence(Gen. 6 11,13) There may have many tribes all over the universe. We are not sure how far they wandered. That is why bones of human are found in different area. All bones don't hold their form. Look at the millions of buffalo in the West. Many decompose back to dust or picked to pieces by scavengers. Their carcasses have been eaten by wolves and their bones have been crumbling and dissolving into dust under the weather.

When it comes to the water, look at the large amount of sedimentary deposits and fossilized plants.

Answer 3

Under the mediterranean sea. The whole earth was not flooded, just the area around the mediterranean sea, where the middle east, greece, italy, carthage, africa, egypt, etc., are. All of these cultures have flood that destroyed the earth stories in them. And to them, it was like the whole earth flooded, because their land was like the whole earth to them. Traces of ash and riuns have been found in these areas that leads scientists to believe that something struck the earth in the mediterranean area that caused huge fires and massive tidle waves at the same time, which surely destroyed most early civilizations in this area.

Answer 4

and what if the water was hot enough to inflict great damage on the bones.

besides, there have found, on argelia, and some other countries, bones of people with more than 24' tall, like the one described that existed prior to the flood and on the kingdom of amalek

Answer 5

The flood happened after the dinosaur's became extinct. the dinosaur bones got buried and many petrified. The flood, on the other hand, disposed of remains the same way they do after a tsunami, they get carried to the deep and eaten by sharks, fish, etc..

Answer 6

on top of that how did animals that lived only in Australia or in the Western Hemisphere get back to their native areas?

How much plant live could have possibly reseeded and grown?

What did the carnivorous animals eat when they got off the ark? If they ate any animals they would have died out.

I could go on.

Answer 7

i wonder if the people who were outside knocking desperately at the door to get in after mocking Noah had this attitude. They question is where will those people, and where will you, spend eternity. If you stay in the camp of the mockers, your fate will be that of all mockers, which is horrible. But God is not willing that any should perish, and is still offering you a way of escape, which is typified by the entering into the Ark. That is, accepting Christ as your Savior. He is the Ark. Enter into Him and be saved. The choice is up to you.

Answer 8

Hydraulic sorting provides for strata.

An experiment a few years back took samples of rock from a cliff, broke the, down to the grain size of the rocks. Put them all in a flooded chamber, mixed it up and then let it settle. The grains sorted out into their "proper" place in the sediment.

Answer 9

How about this: They sent a bird out to see if there was land yet, the bird came back with nothing. A week later the bird came back with an olive branch (or fig, i can't remember). So in one week the tree recovered enough to grow distinguishing leaves. Not likely.

Answer 10

When you finish getting that answer, answer the one about where the water went, since flooding enough to cover the mountains is more water than we have on earth.