Re: The "global flood" - was a lot of other things previously

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Nice one Michael!

Do you have a "chapter and verse" for the C19th advocates of these arguments
against a global flood? I'd be interested to know who they were.

Steve

>From: "Michael Roberts" Surely kangaroos hopped all the way from Australia
>to Mesopotamia,croosing
>each island in Indonesia in one hop. (One also had baby Jon Clarke in her
>pouch), Penguins swam from the Antartic, Sloths crawled across the Atlantic
>and Polar bears from the Arctic. A couple of skunks made it from Wenham,
>Ms,
>and a pair of Black Mambas from Africa. The worst were the two woodworm who
>bred like mad and caused a few structural problems to the ark.
>
>These are the arguments used against a global flood by evangelicals in the
>early 19th century.
>
>Michael

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