The flood makes God the record holder for the most abortions at one time. God aborted the fetuses of all the pregnant women by drowning the mothers.
Praise God
Really,
if you compare the population of that time verses the abortions that have taken place i think it will shock you.
Just in this country 1.3 million abortions performed last year.
And what exactly was the world population back then, and exactly how many of those exaggerated 1.2 million abortions were committed by the same abortionist at the same time non stop???
Your God is still the worlds greatest abortionist!!!
I don't know the population back then but i would be willing to bet that there has been more abortions then people wiped out in the global flood.
Exponential Human Population Growth from Noah
Sunday, 24 February 2008 15:17
The Equation: N = Noert
(No) represents the initial population. (r) represents the natural growth rate, which factors in both birth and death rates. (t) represents the amount of time... using the same units as (r). (e) represents the base of the natural logarithms (approximately 2.71828). (N) represents the final resultant population. Plotted on a graph, the equation would look like the green curve in the image (assuming a natural growth rate of more than .01 or 1%).
How fast has Exponential Human Growth been?
Statisticians: Common Ancestor of All Humans Lived 5,000 Years Ago!
That was the title of an important news article published in July of 2006 (here is a pdf version in case the link is ever taken down). The substance of the article threatens to throw icy cold water on more than just one Evolutionary doctrine. It showed that all of humanity is likely descended from a recent common ancestor who lived only 5,000 years ago (which fits very nicely with the timeframe of the Great Flood of Noah's day).
Unfortunately, this monumental news story received little exposure, although Steve Olson talks about it briefly in his book Mapping Human History, some of which is quoted further below (pg. 46-48).
Exponential population growth is a fundamental component in the computer simulation of the news story above. It is difficult for most people to fathom today's world population reaching it's current number in less than 5,000 years, but when the phenomenon of exponents is considered properly, it doesn't take any great mental leap.
More from the horses mouth
"The exponential growth in the number of our ancestors going back in time connects us tightly to the past. If a historical figure who lived more than 1,600 years ago had children who themselves had children, that person is almost certainly among our ancestors. Everyone in the world today is most likely descended from Nefertiti (through the six daughters she had with Akhenaton), from Confucius (through the son and daughter he is said to have had), and from Julius Caesar (through his illegitimate children, not through Julia, who died in childbirth). One need go back only a couple of millennia to connect everyone alive to a common pool of ancestors." Steve Olson in Mapping Human History: Genes, Race, and Our Common Origins pg 47.
"The forces of genetic mixing are so powerful that everyone in the world has Jewish ancestors, though the amount of DNA from those ancestors in a given individual may be small. In fact, everyone on earth is by now a descendant of Abraham, Moses, and Aaron - if indeed they existed." - Ibid pg 114.
"Going back ten generations, we each have about one thousand ancestors (not considering marriages between cousins), which means we share about a millionth of a random neighbor's DNA by direct descent. Twenty-five generations ago, about the time when Columbus happened on the shores of the Americas, the number of our ancestral cousins swells to an astronomical 30 million, almost all of the world's populations at that time. Almost all of the people living today are distant cousins to a common ancestor who lived some three thousand or so years ago, geneticists estimate." - Jon Entine in Abraham's Children: Race, Identity, and the DNA of the Chosen People pg 61.
Human evolution: Pedigrees for all humanity (Nature) - "Simulations based on a model of human population history and geography find that an individual that is the genealogical ancestor of all living humans existed just a few thousand years ago."
Human populations are tightly interwoven (Nature) - "Family tree shows our common ancestor lived just 3,500 years ago."
Statisticians: Common Ancestor of All Humans Lived 5,000 Years Ago (FOXNews) - "You would have to go back in time only 2,000 to 5,000 years — and probably on the low side of that range — to find somebody who could count every person alive today as a descendant."
Most Recent Common Ancestor of All Living Humans Surprisingly Recent (Yale News) - "These more realistic models estimate that the most recent common ancestor of mankind lived as recently as about 3,000 years ago, and the identical ancestors point was as recent as several thousand years ago."
The Exponential Allowance Riddle
As a kid, you may have heard the Exponential Allowance Riddle. It usually goes something like this:
"Jack and Jill's parents ask them how they would like to get their allowance.
The first choice is to get a penny on day one, two pennies on day two, four pennies on day three, and so on, doubling every day.
The second choice is to get a dollar on day one, two dollars on day two, three dollars on day three, and so on, adding a dollar each day.
Jill decides to get double each day starting with a penny and Jack decides to get an extra dollar each day.
After three weeks, who has more money?"
It only takes a few days before Jill's choice makes Jack look like an absolute imbecile. Exponential growth in financial investments works very similar in human population growth. The main difference: it is generally measured in generations instead of years, but the growth curve looks nearly identical (depending on the growth rate variable) and that is why more than 6 billion people today can trace their ancestry back to a single common ancestor who lived less than 5,000 years ago.
By the way, his name was "Noah" and he lived about 4,400 years ago. A few hundred years after Noah, there lived a man named Ephraim, a grandson of Jacob. He was promised the "Fullness of the Nations" (Genesis 48:19) and we think he received the "fullness" of that promise.
To see the graph go to the site.
Exponential Human Population Growth from Noah | Genetics