rammtein7 said:
The matter and energy has always been here. The laws of conservation of mass and energy both state that matter and energy cannot be created or destroyed.
I would invite you to go to historical records of most tribes, nations, etc of people and count how many of those traditional records include your theory of perpetual matter and energy. I think you'll find some sort of creation account with almost every people.
Not only that I think you'll agree that there's enough evidence among traditions to support some kind of flood event (I'd say Noah's flood) in mankinds history.
The Flood Traditions Around the World
The existence of the flood traditions all over the world seems to be consistent with the Genesis account. Hill argues that "Flood legends from around the world exist simply because flooding has occurred in most parts of the Earth at one time or another."17 However, the detailed nature of the widely spread statements has common elements to the Bible. In fact, even people who live far from the sea or in mountainous areas have flood traditions which are similar to the Genesis account. For instance, the Pawnee tribe in Nebraska has the following tradition: the creator Ti-ra-wa destroyed the first people, who were giants, by water because of his indignation about their corruption and after that he created a man and a woman like present people, who became the Pawnees' ancestors.18 In addition, the Miao tribe who resides in southwest China had a tradition which is like the Genesis account even before they met Christian missionaries.19 According to their tradition, when god destroyed the whole world by the flood because of wickedness of man, Nuah the righteous man and his wife Matriarch, their three sons, Lo Han, Lo Shen, and Jah-hu survived by building a very broad ship and embarked on it with pairs of animals.20 Furthermore, their genealogy records as follows: "The Patriarch Jahphu got the center of nations. The son he begot was the Patriarch Go-men."21 The following is the analysis of over 200 flood traditions all over the world:
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Is there a favored family? 88%
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Were they forewarned? 66%
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Is the flood due to wickedness of man? 66%
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Is catastrophe only a flood? 95%
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Was the flood global? 95%
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Is the survival due to a boat? 70%
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Were animals also saved? 67%
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Did animals play any part? 73%
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Did survivors land on a mountain? 57%
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Was the geography local? 82%
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Were birds sent out? 35%
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Was the rainbow mentioned? 7%
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Did survivors offer a sacrifice? 13%
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Were specifically eight persons saved? 9%
http://www.answersingenesis.org/home/area/flood/ch7.asp