I saw something the other day where they found a man-made Stonehenge-like structure at the bottom of Lake Michigan, and then another at the bottom of Lake Huron.  "Science" has always told us that the Great Lakes were formed when Ice Age glaciers "receded" and dug out the Great Lakes, with the melted water causing them to be filled up.  Since we live near the Great Lakes, we were indoctrinated with this in grade school as if it were certain, unassailable fact.

I also saw something about similar structures at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.

Clearly these were filled by the Flood Waters and people had lived in these places before the Flood.

What's funny for Father Paul Robinson's "Local Flood" theory is that even some mainstream scientists are coming to the conclusion that there was some cataclysmic world-wide Flood event.  They claim it was 10,000 years ago, but we know that to be untrue and also claim it was caused by rising Ocean levels (for unknown reasons) ... but realize that this was no "Local" Flood but a worldwide thing.

While not related to the Great Flood, we were watching an episode of Drive through History (the Gospels), and the host pointed out that some "historians" tried to debunk the Gospel accounts by claiming that the towns around the Sea of Galilee in the Gospel accounts simply did not exist. Lo and behold, a severe drought during the 1970's - 80's dropped the level of the Sea of Galilee quite a bit (10 or 20 feet) and the old harbors and break waters of all those port towns could be seen clearly.

These days, there are few historians and scientists and mostly revisionists and scientism acolytes. People wholly devoted to spewing modernist crap supported unfailingly with confirmation biases.

JoeZ