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The Noah’s Flood Question Most Christians Never Ask

2.9× channel medianLong-form17:35People & BlogsPublished Oct 2, 2026, 9:30 PM · 2w ago
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Was Noah's Flood a real historical event—and if it was, does Genesis actually require the entire planet to have been underwater? A reported archaeological investigation in Turkey opens the door to a much bigger discussion. Mark Driscoll examines why he believes the biblical account should be taken seriously, the ancient traditions surrounding a great flood, and then makes both the global and local case for what Genesis may be describing. But the most important part of the conversation comes at the end: what did Jesus Himself say about the days of Noah? In this episode of The Christian Take, we examine the argument from a Christian perspective and ask what the text actually requires us to believe. Original content: The Mark Driscoll Show Original video: https://youtu.be/KJSsmthyXs0?si=6dlPELeYrOaTh3TY

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