Problems with Genesis Creation

Wasn't this Fall before Cain and Abel were born?

Are you just avoiding me?

Does Bermuda grass run uphill faster than a pterodactyl flies?

Well let's see -
Great Flood water would have to:
1) Be both fresh and salty at the same time. If it's fresh, the sea animals die. If it's salt, the fresh water animals die.

Migratory fish are classified according to the following scheme:I. Diadromous fish travel between salt and fresh water (Greek: 'Dia' is between)
A) Anadromous fish live in the sea mostly, breed in fresh water (Greek: 'Ana' is up)
B) Catadromous fish live in fresh water, breed in the sea (Greek: 'Cata' is down)
C) Amphidromous fish move between fresh and salt water during some part of life cycle, but not for breeding (Greek: 'Amphi' is both)
II. Potamodromous fish migrate within fresh water only (Greek: 'Potamos' is river)
III. Oceanodromous fish migrate within salt water only (Greek: 'Oceanos' is ocean)The best-known anadromous fish are salmon, which hatch in small freshwater streams, go down to the sea and live there for several years, then return to the same streams where they were hatched, spawn, and die shortly thereafter.
Fish migration - Wikipedia

2) [Great Flood water] would have to have variable density and a highly organized nature so as to sort out all the different kinds of animal and plant life (See post 9)

Food requirements for the giant herbivores imply abundant vegetation, yet fossil evidence for localized swamps, or for in situ flourishing of plants, is scant to nonexistent. A large herbivore like Apatosaurus would need to eat more than a ton of green fodder each day in order to survive. Large numbers of dinosaurs imply enormous food reserves in the form of plants. However, paleontologists are baffled by the rarity of fossil plants: "Although the Morrison plain was an area of reasonably rapid accumulation of sediment, identifiable plant fossils are practically nonexistent."23 Transported logs occasionally occur in sandstone channels within the Morrison, but rooted soil zones with upright in situ stumps have not been reported, even though they are potentially the most fossilizable features in a volcanic terrain. Even fossil spores and pollen, the most durable traces of plants, are in very short supply.24 The enigma of the missing plant fossils might be answered by supposing that dinosaurs migrated routinely into a very arid plain where alkaline flats prevented plant growth. The bizarre notion of an "incomplete ecosystem" within a "Jurassic Desert" is a radical departure from the lush and balanced habitat of the elusive "Jurassic Park." Another explanation for the noteworthy deficiency of plant fossils, especially in the face of the sedimentary evidence at the Quarry Visitor Center, is that the flood transportation and deposition process selectively separated the dinosaurs from plants (i.e., sorting of "highly displaced" organisms).
Dinosaur National Monument: Jurassic Park Or Jurassic Jumble? | The Institute for Creation Research Fact 5

3) [The Great Flood water] would have to spontaneously appear and likewise spontaneously disappear.

No, Noah's Flood didn't cover the Himalayas, it formed them! Thus we find the Biblical account not only possible, but also supported by the evidence. A pre-Flood world with lessened topographic extremes could have been covered by the Great Flood. That Flood caused today's high mountains and deep oceans making such a flood impossible to repeat. This is just as God promised, back in Genesis. Did Noah's Flood Cover the Himalayan Mountains? | The Institute for Creation Research

4) [The Great Flood water] would have to be DEVISTATINGLY corrosive in Arizona, but absolutely NON-corrosive everywhere else in the entire world.
5) It would have to resist freezing at the N and S poles, otherwise, we'd still see the ice results of that flood standing higher than the tops of any mountain

After the Flood, the earth experienced a substantial period of isostatic readjustment, where local to regional catastrophes with intense earthquake and volcanic activity were common. Post-Flood sedimentation continued to be rapid but was dominantly basinal on the continents. Left-over heat in the new oceans produced a significantly warmer climate just after the Flood. In the following centuries, as the earth cooled, floral and faunal changes tracked the changing climate zonation. The warmer oceans caused continental transport of moisture that led to the advance of continental glaciers and ultimately to the formation of polar ice caps.
ICR | The Institute for Creation Research

So the human genes have been changing over time? That sounds ODDLY like evolution

That can't be true. Fungi contain mutagens (that is, they cause genetic mutations) called Aflatoxin. So, either mutations were caused before the fall, or new features can evolve. Which is it?

jj, have you noticed that the popular argument for ID is based upon how good the world currently is? How all things are so 'perfect' that there must be a Designer?
Would you agree with these claims?

I haven't read the entire thread, but if you believe the world used to have a different and better system in place, which obviously isn't here now, why would you argue so much against the ToE?Does it matter how God changed things from the original creation, as long as you are sure that there WAS change?