About This Book
A scientific critique applies contemporary geology, zoology, and arithmetic to the traditional account of a universal deluge, testing scriptural claims against natural facts. The author questions the moral logic of wholesale destruction of animals, scrutinizes ark dimensions and accommodations relative to known species counts and animal needs, and argues that science should judge miraculous narratives. Through numerical estimates and natural‑history examples the discourse highlights practical difficulties in reconciling a literal, global flood with observed natural laws and logistics.
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