Where else has the Flood in Genesis been documented?

Actually, there are flood stories found in the mythology of other cultures. Certainly not "ALL religions & cultures", but more than a few. This is not too surprising when you consider how both universal and catastrophic floods can be:

http://talkorigins.org/faqs/flood-myths.html

But to call these documentations of an actual worldwide flood is utterly ridiculous. They're juts archetypes. There are stories about giants and talking animals too found in different cultures too; that doesn't mean they actually happened.

Never mind the fact that the one found in the book of Genesis said there were no survivors other than Noah, so I have no idea why a Christian creationist would call other stories evidence of their own story.

Not everything that is a myth started out as a true story. I don't know how many times I've also heard of the flood supposedly being in all cultures and religions. A myth is a myth and geological records show no earth-wide flood occurred. Some may have a myth, Moses got his from the Sumerians.

The Genesis flood was borrowed by the Babylonians from the Sumerians and was a local flood.

The latest great flood which was recorded was the tsunami a few years ago; due to plate tectonics floods will happen in coastal areas.

The Sumerian flood was actually reported from archeologists years ago but there were no other areas which had the sediments from a flood dating to the same time period.

Archeologists have found evidence of a massive volcanic eruption on Crete. It was larger in force than Krakatoa and took out a major part of the island. The resulting tsunami would have engulfed the entire Mediterranean basin. To the authors of the Bible this was the known world. I believe this event is the origin of the flood myths.

None of them. Well there's the Epic of Gilgamesh, which Genesis plagiarizes. But most cultures have 'flood myths' because humans build settlements near water! They are not similar to each other nor world wide.

The Bible documented it. Also the Epic of Gilgamesh. (although this one talks about it but is not totally accurate) The Bible and the Epic of Gilgamesh were written after the flood happened and Noah and his ancestors probably wrote about it. Cause anyways, if everyone had died during the flood, how could we all be here and know about it?

Nowhere.

There are *some* records of *local* floods in *some* other cultures -- but this idea that "all religions and cultures" record some kind of global food is absolutely incorrect. The only other flood story that could possibly be interpreted as "global" (though it doesn't say so) is in the Epic of Gilgamesh, which pre-dates the Hebrew flood story by many hundreds of years.

And good point, by the way, about the contradiction...:)

Peace.

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Most human habitation clusters along rivers. Rivers flood. Sometimes they flood catastrophically. Is it so surprising that legends of great floods abound?

Major floods have occurred throughout history and recorded. Some grew into legends. The ultimate legend of a worldwide flood is fantasy.