Great Flood

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The Great Flood refers to the deluge described in Genesis chapters 6 through 8 as God's judgment on mankind and the account of Noah and the ark.

Multimedia Does human genetic evidence support Noah's flood?, by Fazale Rana (Flash video)

External links

Global flood

• The Biblical View of the Extent of the Flood, by Gerhard F. Hasel - Origins 2(2):77-95 (1975)
• Noah’s Flood - Where did the water come from? (AnswersInGenesis.org)
• Flood models: the need for an integrated approach, by A.C. McIntosh, T. Edmondson & S. Taylor (AnswersInGenesis.org)
• Another Local Flood Theory, by Brian Thomas

Local flood

• Rapid Post-Flood Speciation: A Critique of the Young-Earth Model, by Greg Moore (reasons.org)
• The Waters of the Flood, by Hugh Ross
• The Noachian Flood: Universal or Local?, by Carol A. Hill - "It is argued that the “universal” language of Gen. 6-–8 was meant to cover the whole known world of that time (third millennium BC), not the entire planet Earth"