hi
You can see Glenn's response at his home-page
www.flash.net/~mortongr/dmd.html
I think that's it
Adam
>From: Keenan.Dungey@furman.edu
>To: asa@lists.calvin.edu
>Subject: Noah's flood
>Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 11:35:52 -0400
>
>
>Dear list,
>
>You may have already discussed this reference, but since Noah's flood is a
>recurring theme on this list, I'l go ahead and mention it. In a recent
>_Smithsonian_ (Apr 2000), James Trefil reviews a book by William Ryan and
>Walter Pitman called _Noah's Flood_. These geologists discuss their
>findings in the Black Sea, which indicate a large flood occurred there
>about 7500 years ago. In a scene reminiscent of the filling of the
>Mediteranean, the Black Sea level was raised when melting glaciers caused
>the Mediteranean to empty into it. This caused major flooding of the
>northern area of the Black Sea.
>
>This possible scientific explanation of Noah's flood is intriguing.
>Although a local flood a few hundred miles north of Ararat, it is closer in
>time and geography to the apparent time and place of the biblical story
>than Glenn's model of the Mediteranean flood. How would you evaluate a
>Black Sea flood story, Glenn? Have others read this book and do you find
>it a helpful contribution to the flood debate?
>
>Keenan
>
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