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“The world is covered with water,
water doesn’t dissipate,
It evaporates, becomes condensed and comes back down as rain again,
always stays the same,
so if there was a world wide flood,
water should be hanging around somewhere,
Do you think that 70% of the earth covered with water is a good clue that there was a world wide flood?”
-Ray Comfort

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7 comments

  1. John Maya Sr. says:

    “A typical cumulus cloud is about a cubic kilometer in volume, and has about 500 tons of water. Larger clouds can be much, much heavier. A big stormcloud could have over a million tons of water.”

    I’ve thought the same thing. Seems all the flood waters are still here and even “hanging around.” ?

  2. Nick Shara says:

    It still is bro. If all the mountains were flattened, the surface of the earth would be under 3000 feet of water.

    You can fit every continent in just the atlantic ocean.

    The average ocean depth is over 11,000 feet. The average land mass height is around 2100.

    Not to mention the water stored as polar ice caps. Where do you think all the land goes if those melt?

  3. Sara Broyhill Anderson says:

    This is almost a direct quote from Living Water’s documentary “Noah and the Last Days”

  4. Jeremy Blatchford says:

    And realize that if the creationist model (Pangea split, causing magma to well up, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and quakes), then the sudden increase in magma would rapidly warm the waters. When warm, it either evaporates or at least expands with the additional energy.

    So much of it went into the cloud cover and The rest took up much more surface volume due to the additional heat.

  5. Jerry Spencer says:

    Wait! What?

    If water completely covered the earth, all land underwater, where is this water?

    It doesn’t make sense to say, it’s in the clouds. All the clouds in existence today wouldn’t cover the entire earth.

  6. Julius Aquino says:

    Here’s what is written, “In the six hundredth year of Noah’s life, on the sevententh day of the second month – on that day all the springs of the great deep burst forth, and the floodgates of the heavens were opened. And rain fell on the earth forty days and forty nights.” Genesis 7:11-12. “The waters rose and covered the mountains to a depth of almost seven metres.” Genesis 7:20. The earth reverted back to Genesis 2:2. “Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over cthe surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.” So what’s the problem? Where did all the water go? God knows. He can create and he can take away.

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