Real World Implications of GA in Human History

[Jeremy_Christian]

@gbrooks9

I think this observation is a good one. But lets apply it to the new, non-conventional interpretation:

The flood (regional) is intended to kill the unsuitable clans of Noah’s cousins… leaving Noah and the continuing population of evolved Pre-Adamites.

It is the existence of these pockets of evolved humans that make a multiplicity of god cults more believable.

Its the conventional view that seems farfetched. Between Noah and Abraham we have 10 generations, which in post-medieval terms would represent the gap between the landing of the Mayflower and the Allied landing on the beaches of Normandy.

This doesnt provide a plausible timeline for Noah’s extended offspring to develop all these Gods… even WITH a confusion of languages (unless we argue for confused memories as well!).

Read this discussion … The Flood "Removed" not "Killed" Everyone? - #7 by swamidass

It’s feasible the flood wasn’t intended to kill so much as it was intended to clear the land.

I don’t think the flood was the blood bath it’s always assumed it was.