Noah builds a containment vessel, God floods the world, the Ark comes to rest on Mt Ararat, etc.
Scientists ask how the Ark could have survived the stresses that a worldwide flood would produce, as well as question the seaworthiness of the Ark itself.
Theologians respond with any number of replies that can all be summed up in, "God did it."
Scientists accuse theologians of employing "god of the gaps" as a hermeneutic.
Now, let's turn this around.
Scientists espouse an abiogenesis-to-man cosmology of the universe.
Theologians ask how this could be, seeing as there are so many missing links.
Scientists respond with basically, "We have all the bases covered, and are satisfied."
Again, employing a god-of-the-gaps cosmology.