Says who? I suppose the Holocaust didn't happen either because you weren't there. The story of Sinuhe doesn't come close. And yes, Noah's flood did happen. They are history.
Who says they are stories? Just because you weren't there and don't want to believe in God of the Bible? So, what is stopping you from believing that the Holocaust didn't happen? Oh, they all happened. The world was completely 100% flooded. It wasn't local. There is a huge world wide footprint of the flood.
Yes, there is quite a lot of geological evidence of the world wide flood. And, who says the Bible is literature and not history? It's actually both since it's in a book. Not sure how you can believe in God and the Bible and what that even means if you keep saying it's all made up stories. Perhaps you need to seek out other sites that teach that the flood existed, Israel existed and Moses led the people out of Egypt. It's out there. Plenty of it.
Yes, there is a lot of evidence. You have to look for people who are also looking for the same information. www.ICR.com is one of them
Why would there be? The flood wasn't a gully washer everywhere.
Manna and quail.
There is flood evidence all over the globe, it's just not 'uniform'. Noah's flood wouldn't lay down uniform sediments. It wasn't that kind of flood.
Why do you think it matters whether it was a planet-wide flood or a local flood? How would that change the theme of the story?
It would take a very large widespread flood to drown all the people extant on the earth.
And drowning all the people is important why?
They were evil and had corrupted everything on earth. God wanted a fresh start.
How long ago was Noah's flood?
That's not what the story portrays. Scholars agree that the story is presented as historical fact, not a grand metaphor.
Sorry, there is. You aren’t a PhD and those that publish ICR are. You might as well look at the evidence.
