Noah's Flood Actually a Worldwide Mega Tsunami

reply to post by unityemissions


Each culture seems to have flood myths, which fits in perfectly with current understanding. Sea levels do and will rise and fall, at varying periods. Therefore every part of the world has experienced this at some time.

Where this has changed over the years is that people seem to think flood myths = the same flood. The evidence simply doesn't support this view.

Originally posted by Flavian
reply to post by unityemissions

 

Each culture seems to have flood myths, which fits in perfectly with current understanding. Sea levels do and will rise and fall, at varying periods. Therefore every part of the world has experienced this at some time.

Where this has changed over the years is that people seem to think flood myths = the same flood. The evidence simply doesn't support this view.

Agreed. Ice ages come and go, impact events happen, other natural disasters happen, the earth is constantly changing. When the population is low and your area gets flooded it becomes a "world wide" flood because that is your world. Setting up society by the water is convenient, but it has its risks and people have been paying that price for thousands and thousands of years. It still happens today.

reply to post by Paschar0


As for your question about randomness, my understanding is that though our paths of life are predetermine, based on sins from passed lives, there are unstable factors. if everything was dead set, you could not talk about sins or good deeds.

Gods created this place for souls who dropped down to return to their true home. for that they need to awake amidst delusion. that is why things are not proven or clear. they say that seeing is believing. it is actually the other way around.

Originally posted by Flavian
reply to post by unityemissions

 

Each culture seems to have flood myths, which fits in perfectly with current understanding. Sea levels do and will rise and fall, at varying periods. Therefore every part of the world has experienced this at some time.

Where this has changed over the years is that people seem to think flood myths = the same flood. The evidence simply doesn't support this view.

Sea levels do rise and fall, but not in one day and big enough to wipe civilization off the earth.

One thing people seem to avoid looking at, is how did a sheep herder (Noah) create an ark design that has shown itself to be self righting and capable of handling 200 foot waves when tested.

Just lucky I guess.

reply to post by winterkill

No. God told him how to do it.

Ah Bill, how could we forget you and God!

reply to post by Phage


That was classic. I love the old Bill Cosby stuff. Riiiiiggght.