The flood and the deep - rambling thoughts

From: Troy Elliott Eckhardt (SpamFilter@BizTaxPros.com)
Date: Sun Mar 17 2002 - 23:25:40 EST

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If the flood was literal and global (as I believe it was), where did the
water come from? Ice caps? Is our current geography a post-flood
phenomenon, such that melted ice caps could have covered all land?

Did the water come from "the deep?" Where is that water now? Is "the deep"
a literal celestial ocean?

What are your thoughts?

Troy

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