Faith writes:
What, some scientistic presupposition suggests that such a flood would have burnt everything up and we're supposed to take seriously what is obviously just another unprovable untestable unfalsifiable unreplicable evo wild guess, and this one not even an intelligent one?
What is it about the Charles' statement that makes it unprovable or untestable? Can the effects of that much water falling from the firmament, in such a short period of time, be calculated from what we know of thermodynamics now? Perhaps it HAS been calculated.
Faith additionally writes:
Yes, EVERYTHING in the Bible is true.
Even Matt 21:7? Jesus the acrobat, riding on 2 donkeys at once. Or maybe He jumped from one to the other. I have yet to see a translation of the Bible that doesn't have Him riding both the female donkey and her colt.
In Mark 11:5-7, Jesus' followers only bring the colt and He only rides the colt.
Luke 19:32-35 shows Him only riding the colt.
In John 12:14, Jesus finds the colt Himself.
Only Matthew saw the other donkey. Well, he was a tax collector. He was used to inflating things beyond reality.