Chapter 6 - 8 Noah’s Flood – Global or Regional?

8 Noah’s Flood – Global or Regional?

At number eight comes one of the most dramatic  stories of all, the flood of new. A towering  catastrophe. Waters rising, a people drowned, and  only the prophet and the faithful saved upon the  ark. Critics argue this must mean a global flood.  If not, how could humanity survive?
Why bring  pairs of animals? To them, the Quran describes  a worldwide deluge, a claim geology rejects. So,  we had AI investigate the Quran's verses on the  flood. The finding was clear. The Quran never  says all mankind was destroyed. It speaks of N's  people, his nation, those who denied him. The ark  preserved the believers and the life needed to  continue.
A vast regional flood remembered across  Mesopotamia, but not the end of the world. Ai's  verdict, no contradiction found. The Quran never   claimed what critics accused it of. And here is  the bottom line. The flood was a natural event,  yet one directed by God. Across faiths, signs  like this appear again and again. In the Exodus,  the sea opened before Moses. Did geology explain  it, or does it point to something beyond nature?