Judgment and Salvation: A Rhetorical-Critical Reading of Noah's Flood in Genesis (Dr. Dustin Burlet) 

I’ve heard so many discussions about the flood and I almost didn’t listen to this thinking “What else can be said?” What a mistake! This is one of those discussions that lends itself to multiple listenings. So many astounding nuggets here and I have no hesitation in buying Dr. Burlet’s book. Once again, thank you so much for taking your precious time to do these interviews! 🕎❤️🙏🏻

Nice conversation, thanks!

Thank you for this informative discussion about the flood. I especially appreciated the insights into the very character of God!

But when you're focuses on the message and you ignore the historical realities how can you have any validity in your claims. For instance if the flood happened in the world like 6000 years old how did we get Sargon the great and all the kingdoms around him and all the written records we have about the battles that he and other kingdoms at that time had we have cuniform tablets telling us of the battles What about the 6th dynasty of pharaoh in Egypt how did they exist if a flood happened.. what about the Harrapan civilization in the Pakistani region or the Caral culture in Peru (yes South America) these are just two of many cultures that we have evidence for that go from about 3000bc - 1800 bc So how could all of the entire world lived in that area and spoke one language around the tower of Babel incident when we know for absolute fact people spoke other languages long before that live in far away lands Not to mention the tower they believe was the zigrurat in Babylon and it was commissioned and created by the Babylonians for their God Marduk not Yahweh That's just a couple of 100 things that could be listed or history proves the flood didn't happen there's no break in the archaeological record in the civilizations So it dumbfound me how Educated people can still believe it