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Originally Posted by Russ D
As I said, you believe what you want but to me the Biblical versions makes more sense.
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Which is a belief you are entitled to and I know that you would not deny others their belief in the science which explains how such things could take place.
Such as the blood in the nile (can't remember what it was but it was some red mineral) which killed the fish and caused the amphibians to abandon the water (plague of toads) the resultant decaying fish washed up on the shores of the nile were a banquet to flies (plague of flies)
We already have literary evidence for the story of Noah being adopted by hebrews when they were slaves in messopotania (sp) and relates to the flooding of the Black Sea which we know used to be a fresh water lake.
Interestingly, I don't think any of the experts who have put these things forward have ever denied that god was involved. They've just been saying this is how it is most likely to happen.