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Except that it turns out that the objections didn't have much merit...

Seashells on mountain tops.This may seem counter intuitive, but there are several basic problems with seashells on mountaintops that show it was not a world wide flood event:The sediment where the seashells are found have evidence of mature marine ecosystems that would need decades to produce, more than could possibly occur during a couple hundred days with normal growth behavior;
There are multiple layers of such deposits, not a single event, and different layers have
different organisms that show evolution from one layer to the next;
floods do not produce mountains, plate tectonics does, with current recorded movement consistent with the long development of mountains;
floods pile debris in low spots, all jumbled up, not sorted on mountain tops;
different mountains have different ages, and the marine growth on them come from different eras of evolution of life on earth, consistent with the mountain ages;
there is not one thing I am aware of that is consistent with a world wide flood lasting a couple hundred days at most.These problems cannot be resolved without invoking magic and made up scenarios that are just ad hoc inventions with no empirical basis.