Noah's Ark - A Feasibility Study (Answering Critics of The Great Flood and Scriptural Doctrine)

The Bible plainly teaches that the Flood of Noah's day covered the entire globe. Old Testament writers believed it. Jesus Christ and the Apostle Peter based key doctrines on it as a fact of history. But this raises serious questions. How could Noah and his family have cared for 16,000 animals? What did the carnivorous animals eat during and after the Flood? And many many others. Lack of answers to these questions had encouraged theologians in the early 1800s to deny Biblical inerrancy and open the door for full-scale denial in the days of Darwin. Today skeptics make great fun of the whole account, and believers often retreat to local flood compromises. This book presents good answers to all these questions. Biologist John Woodmorappe has shown that there are always satisfying answers, even to the hard questions, if we are willing to study and be open-minded. No longer can there be an excuse for theological disbelief or the jokes of scoffers. Noah's Ark ably shores up the foundation of this crucial Scriptural doctrine.