Flood and fish

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> [you put your name up here, april]

> So how did they survive the brackish water?

> 

> DJC

> Who said there was fresh water fish at the time of the flood; couldn't 

> they have evolved afterwards?  And God had already worked "one" miracle 

> by bringing the animals together to the ark couldn't he have worked 

> another to keep the water conditions as they needed to be?

> 

> 


Ah, you've finally resorted to the "hocus pocus" explanation - most people
go longer before retreating to that one.  We are supposed to believe that
the flood REALLY HAPPENED - but when presented with even ONE difficulty,
then just say "Well, God did it", and the problem is supposedly solved. 
Doesn't work for me.

Anyway, the problem is not so much the freshwater fish (since rainwater is
fresh), but all the animals in the ocean.  Rain is fresh, ocean is salt -
those animals were the ones who would have died.  And surely you don't
believe that all the freshwater (or saltwater animals - take your pick)
evolved from... what? in only 6000 years?  Man, those suckers would be
changing significantly almost daily!!

And what about the plants?  And how did he keep the polar bears, penguins,
seals etc. cold enough, and the reptiles hot enough?

(I'll leave the elephants for later. <G>)

April

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