Does the evidence support the Flood? (attn: DwarfishSquints)

Don't be silly.Do you really think that an event like that is incapable of moving a bloody hammer!?. Have you suffered a blunt head trauma in the recent past? You seem to be forgetting that in a flood lots of objects are all being swept up together. They are all going to jostle each other, with buoyant objects dragging along less buoyant objects and vice-versa. To suggest that a tiny thing like a hammer is going to somehow be immune to this chaos is, frankly, bonkers. You are proposing Bizzaro World physics.

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Mutate and Survive

Hi Lucy,First of all, I would like to say that I'm sorry I was so crabby with you in my last message. There was no call for it.Secondly, I am confused as to where you now stand on your claim that; In Message 191 you seem less sure; Are you no longer standing by your original claim? The above statements do contradict each other. Just as food for thought, I found this image, of a boulder moved by a flash flood in Venezuela (taken from here). No matter what you might say about hydrodynamics and surface area, it should be obvious that a force of nature capable of moving this should be capable of shifting a few hammers.

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Mutate and Survive