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I was brought up to believe the story was literal. Even at a young age I recognized it was a bunch of baloney.
What goes on inside the head of a person who believes the story in a strictly literal sense?
I do. What do you want to know? Since you said you used to believe it, what could someone/I tell you about it, that you don't already know? heheh
I don't think they necessarily had to. I think that the flood, though world wide, did not destroy everything in it's path. Much like the Ark, in other areas, animals or whatever sought higher land, or what have you.
How did the kangaroos and platypuses get to the middle east from Australia and then back to Australia after the flood?
I used to think it was a literal flooding as well until I read there is no geological evidence to back it up.
The world wide flood from Noah's days would had to occur less than 8,000 years ago, and I'm being generous.That is quite incorrect. See ICR.org for a theistic scientific opinion.
You forget that we are dealing with an omnipotent God here. Transporting animals back and forth across the globe isn't a problem for Him.
Of course a creationist institute is going to say there is evidence, but the reality is is that there is zero evidence of a global flood. And Christians and Creationists do not own a monopoly on theism.That is quite incorrect. See ICR.org for a theistic scientific opinion.
Take out the word "scientific". Underline the word "opinion". Insert the word "misinformed" before "theistic".See ICR.org for a theistic scientific opinion.
I couldn't find the correct page, can you give me a link to the evidence please.That is quite incorrect. See ICR.org for a theistic scientific opinion.
In modern times, only those with limited thinking and questioning abilities or those stubbornly holding to Biblical literal infallibility.What goes on inside the head of a person who believes the story in a strictly literal sense?