Table of Contents
- Does God exist?
(Chapter 1)
- Did God really take six days?
(Chapter 2)
- What about the ‘gap theory’?
(Chapter 3)
- What about carbon dating?
(Chapter 4)
- How can we see distant stars in a young universe?
(Chapter 5)
- How did bad things come about?
(Chapter 6)
- What about arguments for evolution?
(Chapter 7)
- Who was Cain’s wife?
(Chapter 8)
- Were the Nephilim extraterrestrials?
(Chapter 9)
- Was Noah’s Flood global?
(Chapter 10)
- What about continental drift?
(Chapter 11)
- Noah’s Flood-what about all that water?
(Chapter 12)
- How did the animals fit on Noah’s Ark?
(Chapter 13 &
Chapter 14)
- Where are all the human fossils?
(Chapter 15)
- What about the Ice Age?
(Chapter 16)
- How did animals get to Australia?
(Chapter 17)
- How did all the different ‘races’ arise?
(Chapter 18)
- What happened to the dinosaurs?
(Chapter 19)
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Study guide
Creation Answers Book by Dr Don Batten (editor), Dr David Catchpoole, Dr Jonathan Sarfati, and Dr Carl Wieland
Lesson 10
Was the Flood Global?
Textbook
The Answers Book, Chapter 10
Discussion questions
- How should Christians respond to claims that the ‘Black Sea flood’ is evidence for a local flood of Noah? (See ‘Was Noah’s Flood really just a local flood in the Black Sea area?’.)
- Write an essay on Noah’s Flood: Global or Local?.
- During the early 1800s, a group of men began writing against ‘old-Earth’, local Flood ideas. Research these men and write a report about their lives and their arguments against such ideas. (See The 19th Century Scriptural Geologists for more information.)
- Discuss the geological evidence supporting the global Flood of Noah’s day. (See Q&A: Geology.)
- Research the various ‘flood legends’ found throughout the world. Compare and contrast the claims of these ‘legends’ with the true account found in Genesis. (See also The World That Perished)
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