Persian Gulf, Its Sediments in Ice above Asia, '= Global Flood'

[goku]

yes indeed, the whole earth was covered with water.

the answers are out there, but the ignorant know not what to call the evidence.
the most recent i've heard is bottle neck, refurring to DNA studies in humans.

[REASON]

Originally Posted by goku

yes indeed, the whole earth was covered with water.

the answers are out there, but the ignorant know not what to call the evidence.

Boy, you sound pretty sure of yourself. Where did you get that idea?

Maybe since I'm among the ignorant, you'd be willing to tell me what to call the evidence.

In Missouri, where I'm at, the elevation is around 900 feet above sea level. Denver, at the base of the Rocky Mountains, is at 5,280 feet, which is a mile above sea level. That's a whole hell of a lot of additional water just to flood Denver. It's not anywhere near the highest point on land. Where did all that extra water go?

[modest]

Originally Posted by goku

yes indeed, the whole earth was covered with water.

This is true.

Originally Posted by goku

answers are out there, but the ignorant know not what to call the evidence.

also true. The ignorant are sometimes very good at ignoring evidence.

Originally Posted by goku

the most recent i've heard is bottle neck, refurring to DNA studies in humans.

Not true. The last time the earth was entirely covered with water was billions of years ago. You may not know this, but humans weren't around then.

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