The Great Flood

[Darwinian]

Let's start with the idea of a global flood a few thousand years ago. Just imagine it. The entire planet under water. As far as land animals are concerned this would have been a mass extinction event. Not only all land based life would perish but all land based plant life as well.

And where does all this water come from? Certainly not the Antarctic or Greenland ice shelf as we know they have been in place for hundreds of thousands of years.

Also, where is the geological evidence for all of this. It would have left 'footprints' everywhere. And yet there is precisely zero.

Then think of the logistics of building a vessel, out of wood, capable of not only withstanding this monumental event but also being able to accommodate a representative of the 1.75 million species of the Earth.

And who built this vessel? A vessel the like of which can only be imagined? Noah and his family?

How did Noah manage to get hold of Kangaroos, Bison, Polar Bears etc. which exist on completely different continents? And what about all the sea creatures? They would have no need for an ark so I presume they were exempt from this wrath were they?

And when the floods reseeded? Where did all the water go and how did Noah get all the species of animal, insect, reptile, bird etc. back to their now decimated home. Even if he could get them all back from where they came from they would have died out in days as there would have been nothing to eat (all vegetation having since died and rotted) unless they eat each other.

Do I really need to go on?