Yeah I read somewhere that science came about from people questioning how God did it

Im in alaska so it's still early here

can i ask how old you are?

48

And I come here to talk because Travis has a pretty open mind and he's not super mean when criticizing

Plus I hold a pretty uncommon belief and there aren't many places I can go to discuss it

good not that old then. i always thought to myself id never want to tell an older person god doesnt exist becuase of the whole death thing lol. but you still have alot of life to live

yeah I'm still good. I got a lot of time

But cool talking to you and I will keep searching for the truth

https://youtu.be/qap_FyQxILM @Deleted User

such a bad argument

QUESTION - What would be the implications on the evolution theory should one prove that a global flood did occur?

Very little

Wdym by implications

Depends on when

@Delta Say as described in the bible

@kaizen How would that proof effect the science

I'm not sure there are any. What exactly does a "global flood as described in the bible" have anything to do with evolution or the way that it behaves?

Using the bible as your proof of any such event isn't proof at all. There are many books out there with many different stories by many different authors, does that mean that every book ever written was true? Did Harry really fly in a field knocking around a magic wizard ball? Most likely not.

Wouldn't the evolution process reset?

I see where you are coming from.

Yes

It depends on how many species are wiped out

And if it alters the environment

But there would be new organisms

I would assume all would be gone. Unlesss of course someone built a big boat to save them

Then yea

New species

I mean its a stretch of a hypothetical only because all plants on the planet would have died

Starts again from bacteria

Now keep in mind the bible claims that this happened about 4500 years ago

Given a situation where life is forced to behave differently by its changing environment would lead to adaptation, or extinction of that species. More specifically, land mammals may have become extinct.

Sorry

Single celled organisms

Yea what @JCEN said

A lot of organisms, if they survived, would have to adapt to living and thriving off of or in water

And since we see a plethora of land mammals today, I'd venture to say it never happened.

He’s not saying it happened

He’s just asking what the implications would be if it did

> @Delta Say as described in the bible
@Deleted User

Yea