Where Did The (Great Flood) Water Come From And Where Did It Go?

No, it doesn't.

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It's fiction. It came out of some goat herder's imagination.

Sure there is. It's called religious delusion. Crackpot christian BS.

A foolish rant is not doing anything. You do not know what to look for and if you found it you would explain it another way! The KT layer for example is a worldwide sedimentary layer.

Yes it does.

Prove it.

If it has an effect in this universe it is subject to science. If it does not then it is of no consequence as it does not exist.Tell me of some limit to science in this universe.

Oh boy. Another old dried up creationist PRATT. Hadn't heard this one in almost a decade.The KT boundary (these days it's called the K-Pg boundary) is the result of a big honking space rock that messed up the dinosaurs' day one afternoon. It disrupted their lunch then annihilated the whole lot (except the avians) spreading fire and iridium all over the place.Not a good day. That was 65 million years ago. Don't try to give me any of this "other" nature crap to try and change that timeline. It is set in concrete and nothing you can do is going to change it.Had nothing to do with your non-existent flud.And to ignore all the evidence around this one would be the extreme depths of stupid.You really have to be way desperate to get this dumb.. Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.

You should read the post you're answering. I didn't say anything about where the water came from. (Sue me for being off topic.)I said that there is nothing about rapid plant growth in the Bible.Science does know where the water came from - the same place the Tooth Fairy came from, human imagination.

False. The only effects we see and feel are in this solar system area. Science is subject to this area!

For all we know, it could have been a fountain of the deep that is no longer active in Yucatan that may have shot stuff upward. (impact from below). You could be misreading evidence. Now if you can prove otherwise, fine. Your little statements have zero value as anything other than statements of faith meanwhile though, of course.So, impact, yes! Impact around the time of the dino demise, yes. Edited by dad, : No reason given.

Science does not know. It has no possible way of knowing whether wormhole like openings in the sky existed temporarily long ago in the past. be honest.As for your concern about what the bible indicates about trees growing in the former world, a garden was planted. Man ate fruit from trees in the garden the same week!

Not worth the bother, it's fiction so we can just ignore it. Imaginary, fantasy, fables, pathetic fairy tales for people who don't have the balls to learn anything. You are the perfect spokesperson.

Impact from below?Of what, exactly? Satan’s pitchfork? A subterranean comet? Try harder, dad. Your BS is getting pretty runny here.