Dinosaurs and Man

[ScienceLovesGod]

And all that is just the tip of the ice berg.

"For animals around the planet to migrate to the ark..."

Pangea was pre-flood. There was water under the crust, the crust cracked, and under great pressure, the water shot up like a fountain all over the world. Soon after, the continents were formed.

"The other problem is that the ark cannot float..."

Noah's Ark had the greatest proportions for any ship built in history, 30:5:3. It very much did float.

"The other problem is inbreeding..."

Inbreeding isn't guaranteed death and disease.

"The other problem is having the right space, climate and food..."

There was plenty of room for all species. Except for marine life. Salt water creatures can live in diluted conditions for quite some time. Insects and the like did not have to be on board. They were saved by other means. But doesn't the Bible say everything was killed? No. Genesis 7:22 - All in whose nostrils was the breath of the spirit of life, of all that was on the dry land, died. 50% of the Ark was not used. And that's after very liberal estimates. Climate was fine. Food was mainly dried goods, obviously.

"...we can't overcome."

Oh ye of little faith. Any more critiques?