Dinosaurs - Biblical answers

The earth is rotating, turning once every 24 hours, this motion would be imparted to the flood water generating currents.
Also the moon as it orbits the earth, its gravity produces a tidal surge that revovles around the earth following the moon.

These two effects would cause strong currents surging around the earth.

As for sediment. Where did the sediment to form the Colorado Plateau come from? 130,000 square miles of over a mile deep sedimentary rock!
You are a fool who cannot understand the Bible!
Noah's agriculture was grapes which grow very nicely on hillsides...stone hillsides preferably.
By the time Noah stepped out of the Ark the lands woudl have flushed green with new vegetation - plus of coure most of the Flood's waters was fresh waters so a great amount of fruit and nut bearing bushes and trees woudl have survived quite happily just as they do under the Amazon's yearly inundation.
As for tectonic plates you are a fool as Newton Third Law of Physics proves tectonic plates claim is an idotic theory.
I don't know what your IQ is but it is pretty low.

AS for your idea of ocean curent - there are no currents in standing water.
The Colorado sediments obviously came from the general disturbances of the pre-flood lands - but mainly all the quartz-sand sediments came from the GREAT GEYSERS that started the flood.
 
Someone right at the start of this thread mentioned Answers in Genesis, may I suggest that you use there search function and research the flood on there web site.

Why?
They talk about water desolved in rock under great preassure, of tectonic plates moving and of flood waters reseeding into the ocean deopths and of how there is enough water in the oceans to cover the earth to a depth of 400 yards if the ocean floors were drawn up and the mountains pusshed down.
Answers in Genesis staff are fools who cannot understand the Bible.
Pre-Flood Earth was like a spherical egg - a mass of liquid held inside a thin crust of quartz and granite.
GOD SHOOK THE EARTH to shatter the shell and alllow hte GREAT GEYSERS OF hot water to blast out.

Try use a little brainpower.
 
AS for your idea of ocean curent - there are no currents in standing water.
Ocean currents are caused today by the rotation of the Earth, tidal force and the wind. Three things that were prescent at the time of the flood.

I have not mentioned Noahs agriculture.
On his emeging from the ark he and his sons would have found land suitable for growing crops. The bible mentions grapes because of what followed when he got drunk.
That they had to grow grain was standard practice in subsistant farming communities and not noteworthy.
 
Answers in Genesis staff are fools who cannot understand the Bible.
Pre-Flood Earth was like a spherical egg - a mass of liquid held inside a thin crust of quartz and granite.
GOD SHOOK THE EARTH to shatter the shell and alllow hte GREAT GEYSERS OF hot water to blast out.

Try use a little brainpower.

Do you have biblical evidence for your extraordinary ideas?
 
Dinosaurs - Biblical answers

Just a few thoughts. I would not expect the bible to mention dinosaurs (thunder lizards) as the word is fairly recent in origin.

Of all the remains of what we call dinosaurs, if I remember correctly, only 10% are larger than 4 feet. It was after the flood that humans had permission to eat meat. Before the flood, there may have been no winter. Since humans lived a long time, animals may have also lived longer and reptiles continue to grow in size the longer they live.
 
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Gen 8:3b-4 . . At the end of one hundred and fifty days the waters diminished, so
that in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day of the month, the ark came to
rest on the mountains of Ararat.

The Hebrew word for "Ararat" appears three more times in the Bible: one at 2Kgs
19:36-37, one at Isa 37:36-38, and one at Jer 51:27. Ararat in the Bible always
refers to a political area-- specifically the country of Armenia --never a geological
feature by the same name.

The Hebrew word for "mountains" doesn't always indicate a prominent land mass
like Kilimanjaro; especially when it's plural. It can also mean a range of hills or
highlands; for example:

In California, where I lived as a kid, the local elevation 35 miles east of San Diego,
in the town of Alpine, was about 2,000 feet above sea level. There were plenty of
meadows with pasture and good soil. In fact much of it was very good ranchland
and quite a few people in that area raised horses and cows. We ourselves kept
about five hundred chickens, and a few goats and calves. We lived in the mountains
of San Diego; but we didn't live up on top of one of its peaks like Viejas, Lyon's, or
Cuyamaca.

It makes better sense to beach the ark on the soil of an elevated plain rather than
up on the tippy top of a mountain seeing as how Noah took up agriculture after the
Flood. Plus, had he been forced to abandoned the ark atop a mountain, Noah
would've lost ready access to an abundant supply of hewn wood that he could
appropriate for other purposes. Noah's sons reproduced so we can be fairly certain
that Noah's posterity-- which eventually numbered quite a few people --would want
lumber from the ark for useful purposes too.
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Noah saw the mountain tops under water before trillions of gallons of water drained and evaporated to expose the peak on which the ark grounded.
Noah's sons and families would have plenty of mud to make the mud brick houses still in evidence all over the world.
The Israelites had to make mud bricks.
As for hewn wood - most of the land after the flood would be flushing green with saplings that would be easily broken to make the wattle to be daubed with mud.
 
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