There is no scientific evidence for the flood. That is why no serious scientists believe it. The problem is that you would need far more than just a "hin of catastrophism". You would need almost endless evidence to counter the existing evidence.
For example fossil on top of mountains are evidence against the flood. Not because they are found on top of the mountains, but because they are found all through the mountains and strata everywhere. Not only that they are sorted in a manner that cannot be explained by flood believers.
This is what I also say.
You will fing much marine fossils throughout the Mountains, because the layers of rock are always directional because just as at Mnt St Hellens, these formations was done in a few weeks, not millions of years.
The Drakensberg in South Africa is a good example.
The layers of rock is from the top to the bottom, not layer horisontally, but vertical.
It is evidence that the "Plate of Rock, which was ocean bed, was pushed upright, and is not as result of erosion.
Why so scared to allow any
catastrophism as an explanation?
Sounds too Biblical I assume.
Now I remember how the American geological society laughed at J Harlan Bretz when he told them there was a flood of Biblical proportions when he explained the scablands.
Ha, they told him to go and find another answer.
Poor fools, Bretz was correct, they were the fools.
A very "Large flood did create the scablands.
And you hade the thought that catastrophism is not scientific?
Open your mind a bit man!
Think!
Bretz was right, the Geological society was prejudice and bias.
Do you want to be like them?