Your flood would have been limited to lowlands. Not everyone lives there. Most would not even have to climb a small hill. People that did in floods tend to be on the flood plains. By the way, there is a reason that they have that name.Nope. Many people perish in floods within sight of high ground. Also, high ground doesn't help if you have no food or shelter, if you could even get to it. Your goose is cooked anyway.
Yes, but if someone claimed that a herd of buffalo just stampeded through their house and you rush over and there is no evidence of such a stamped do you believe him or not? Large scale events DO leave large scale evidence.
No, you are forgetting that Noah's sons were the product of him and his wife. At the very most you would have 5 genomes to work with. That of Noah and his wife and the three wives of the three sons. Cheetahs did not have that bad of a population bottleneck and there is no need to go through genetic matching when one does a transplant. The fact that transplants are very dangerous, with even matched people rejecting organs, tells us that there was no flood.
LOL! You do not want to go down that rabbit hole with him.
, if humanity would even have survived this long.
You really need to read up on what alleles are. And there is no such thing as "genetically pure". This approach also paints God as a strange mixture of incompetence and rather strangely evil planning ahead. It also removes the concept of free will for Noah's offspring. It is simply not a good story for Christianity when taken literally.
You did not understand the analogy. Try again.
Nope. There are separate small floods at different times all around the world. This is evidence against the flood since a worldwide flood would leave evidence all of the same age. Instead we see both more recent and older floods. The older floods should have been "written over" by a larger younger flood, but that flood is not to be seen.
I would hate to think what humanity would look like if there had been no flood
An allele is a version of a gene. For example there is an allele that gives blue eyes (there are actually several alleles for eye color but the blue one is rather obvious). Genetic diversity can be measured. We know how fast new genes are incorporated into the genome, so we can date when certain events that lowered the genetic diversity occurred. A few thousand years with only a handful of people will not produce the variation that we see today. Cheetahs are an excellent example of this. They did have an almost "Noah's Ark" level of population bottleneck about 10,000 years ago. And even with their shorter generation, which means more new variations would have been introduced than in humans in that time period, they are still all so closely related that organ transplants are not a problem.
Don't make false claims about others. You have not been willing to learn from your errors. Science does not agree with you. You have some very strange beliefs that you cannot support.
