Another proof of high audience retention in YT.

Hi Midas3,

This not a discussion about religious beliefs, it is a discussion about the accepted methods of recording history.

Actually, the documentation of the life and events of Noah predate, by thousands of years, the formulation of any of those organized religions, so to try to tie it's origins to a religious belief system is either disingenuous or naive. It comes from the best contemporaneous documentation of that time period (10th century B.C.), it is collaborated by huge amounts of geological, genelogical, and archaeological evidence. There is a no recorded history that could claim to have absolute accuracy, so by your apparent standard, all recorded history is dubious at best, even if it is collaborated by facts.

This whole notion of the story and events of Noah and the great flood as a "myth" is a recent corruption by revisionists that have no respect for true history. Contemporaneously recorded accounts of historical events have always been generally accepted as the most accurate accounting of true history. Anyone that uses their religious belief system as an excuse for revising history is doing nothing more than corrupting the true accounting of history, a common practice of hate groups, and I find that offensive. Stop the hate! :p