Re: Flood Deposits in Mesopotamia [Was: Special Creation]

In a message dated 3/3/2006 10:36:10 AM Eastern Standard Time,
glennmorton@entouch.net writes:
About 18,000 years ago its moraine dam in
northern Idaho suddenly broke. A wall of water rushed across
eastern Washington with incredible velocity. This catastrophic
flood scoured channels and deposited immense gravel bars over a
large part of the Columbia Plateau (channeled scablands)."
So by comparison you're saying that we should NOT expect gravel bars in
mesopotamia. After all, it takes a wall of water to do that, and there was no wall
of water in Noah's flood. No moraine dam broke. All Noah had was rain and
spring waters.

Phil
Received on Sat Mar 4 01:39:43 2006