Author: Dr Adequate
Forum: Geology and the Great Flood
Thread: The Flood, fossils, & the geologic evidence
Message #:
250
A short little message, with 8 key (bolded by me) words:
The question is, what results would Noah's flood have had if it had happened? I think not very much (in geological terms, biogeography is a whole other question).
Many creationists present "the flood" as being able to do vast amounts of most anything. The non-creationist side, while not remotely going as far, still have expected a considerable impact that should be still see-able.
Of course, we (the non-creationist side) are arguing about the evidence or lack of evidence for a young Earth concept event, from our old Earth perspective.
As such, what impact is a 1 year event going to have upon the Earth's geology? Dr. A thinks not much, and I'm inclined to agree. But it's not unlike arguing how many angels can dance on a pinhead, when we can't begin to agree on how big the pinhead is.
Back to the topic in question, if this detail is to be debated further.
Moose