Professor: Biblical Event Explains Weather As We Know It

[Ave Maria]

http://www.theindychannel.com/weather/4429774/detail.html

 

[Jamza]

I'd need to see the actual scientific basis for that in more detail I think, and how many scientists (both Christian and Non-Christian) agree with him. I'd also like to see an alternative explaination for those findings. But it's interesting, and adds a chance of science backing up a literal view of Genesis.

 

[billwald]

"The vapor canopy, he said, allowed for a worldwide tropical climate. He said the canopy held the equivalent of many feet of water, suspended in the upper atmosphere during the Earth's early centuries."

All the water in the oceans as vapor in the atmosphere without exceeding 100% humidity. Right!

 

[Ave Maria]

I'd need to see the actual scientific basis for that in more detail I think, and how many scientists (both Christian and Non-Christian) agree with him. I'd also like to see an alternative explaination for those findings. But it's interesting, and adds a chance of science backing up a literal view of Genesis.

Yeah it sounds interesting though I'll admit that I didn't read the article. :o

 

[Michael5084]

Noah and the flood.

 

[Ave Maria]

Noah and the flood.

But was the flood worldwide, local, or regional? I tend to believe it was either local or regional. More than likely regional. But I am not sure how that accounts for the many different civilizations with a flood story.

 

[invisible trousers]

Or that all evidence right now points to the flood not happening.