Thanks Jeannie,
The great salt lake being one... I imagine you have something to refute that.
Being one what? Refute what? It is water that has been concentrated by evaporation, just like the dead sea, in a low spot not connected to the ocean.
Water tends to run downhill and collect in low spots, and water that does not have an outlet will concentrate salts and minerals as the water evaporates. There are many places in the world with salt flats. The oceans are salty for the same reason.
I'm curious why you think this is evidence for anything other than a lake at a low point.
But I come from a different viewpoint. I come to the discussion with faith the flood did happen and see things as possible evidences ...
Well water runs down hill, that makes it possible yes? Birds fly, so that makes it possible yes?
The problem is that there are
facts that contradict biblical flood stories and young earth myths.
Lots and lots of variables could have caused changes in the environment to alter what seems as proof either way since then.
Now wave your hands and say "and Magic happened" ...
You'll excuse me if I stick with the objective evidence of reality, rather than indulge in wishful thinking to support a fantasy for which there is no evidence.
Enjoy.
