[Natufian]

No meteor, just the Genesis judgement that severed Pangea into the present continents.

---

It moved the continents in about a year if I remember right. Can you explain how the oceans didn’t boil away from the released energy of moving that much tectonic plate that far in such a short time or the colossal vulcanism that would accompany such an event or how the birds managed to survive in such an environment, let alone Noah and his ship.

Any creationists done any research on this or did they just fall back on the old supernatural, ‘God did it’ routine?

[ColdWater]

Can you explain how the oceans didn’t boil away from the released energy of moving that much tectonic plate that far in such a short time or the colossal vulcanism that would accompany such an event or how the birds managed to survive in such an environment, let alone Noah and his ship.

Not to mention what it would do to earth's rotation and orbits of the earth and moon.

[editor-surveyor]

"It moved the continents in about a year if I remember right."

Same old strawmen! - No, as usual all you can "remember" is how to thrash in denial of the obvious.

"Can you explain how the oceans didn’t boil away from the released energy of moving that much tectonic plate that far in such a short time or the colossal vulcanism that would accompany such an event"

Hey moron. you've just described the Genesis Judgement to a T. That's when our deep oceans were created. Unfortunately your personal demons won't let you read God's word to get a clue.

[Oztrich Boy]

It moved the continents in about a year if I remember right. Can you explain how the oceans didn’t boil away from the released energy of moving that much tectonic plate that far in such a short time or the colossal vulcanism that would accompany such an event or how the birds managed to survive in such an environment, let alone Noah and his ship.