Where Did The (Great Flood) Water Come From And Where Did It Go?

But science has explained it. It is religious delusional fantasy.There are thousands of science texts and studies detailing the effects that such a flud would leave in this world that are not there. There are thousands of science texts and studies detailing the weakness of mind, the confirmation bias and the acculturation of evil religious thought.Of course science can explain your non-existent flud. It's religious bullshit. And you, an anti-science, illogical, religious zealot, can not show otherwise.

No, it doesn't.

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Sure there is. It's called religious delusion. Crackpot christian BS.

If it has an effect in this universe it is subject to science. If it does not then it is of no consequence as it does not exist.Tell me of some limit to science in this universe.

Oh boy. Another old dried up creationist PRATT. Hadn't heard this one in almost a decade.The KT boundary (these days it's called the K-Pg boundary) is the result of a big honking space rock that messed up the dinosaurs' day one afternoon. It disrupted their lunch then annihilated the whole lot (except the avians) spreading fire and iridium all over the place.Not a good day. That was 65 million years ago. Don't try to give me any of this "other" nature crap to try and change that timeline. It is set in concrete and nothing you can do is going to change it.Had nothing to do with your non-existent flud.And to ignore all the evidence around this one would be the extreme depths of stupid.You really have to be way desperate to get this dumb.. Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.

Religious BS. Deny the reality of human knowledge all you want, it is not going away. This entire universe is ours to see and to science.

For all *you* know.We know a hell of a lot more than the blinders your puny religion wants us to wear would allow us to see.For all the BS wishful thinking you and your religious apologists care to conjure we know what Chicxulub was and when it was. We know well what happened, where it happened and how it happened.We are not as stupid as your religion seeks to keep us. We could have been, but that is what the last 40 years of peer review has negated. And unlike you religious weenies we do not close our eyes and our minds, ignoring actual fact trying to support an evil fantasy. Fountains of the deep, No! Part of your fantasy flud, No!Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.

We are not as stupid as your religion wants us to be. Here. Learn something real about the subject.Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.

First I doubt you even looked at the site. Second, I would not be surprised you are unable, unwilling, to comprehend.Regardless. You have nothing, as usual, that evidences any convenient change in physics that would allow your religious fairy tales to come true.

Bull.

Yes. Scientific fact with decades of study by thousands of geologists, astronomers, paleontologists, chemists etc. in support.I even gave you a comprehensive site detailing the evidence and the studies which you did not even bother to view before knee-jerk rejecting.You really have no idea how foolish you make your side look with these childish tactics.

No more of your bullshit.Read the site. See where entire paragraphs are detailing the creation of the crater by an impactor not an eruption.If you cannot comprehend the words on the page then you are a whole lot dumber than you appear, which is considerable.Chicxulub was an impact crater not an eruption. Deal with it.The evidence has been presented. End of story.

Now you've gone blind? Is that going to be your next set of excuses for abject rejection? You can't see?ringo's response was quite accurate and comprehensive.You got bigger problems than just dumb.

Read the site or leave the field.