The garden of Eden exist

Con talks about the story of Atlantis, which, prior it is discovery, was thought to be just a legend. If in the future there are not countries, but there is a story about a placed called the US, which was founded by aliens, because we know where it was, we have proof that is place existed, but we would be no way of determining whether the part about the aliens is true (obviously it's not because I just made it up). I will be trying to prove that the garden existed, but I will not mention anything about its mystical ability, or what not. Because the bible describes where this place is, and the Earths main geographical features have stayed relatively the same, we can try to find to what area they are referring to. The bible gives the description of where the Garden of Eden is; "Now a river flowed out of Eden to water the garden; and from there it divided and became four rivers. The name of the first is Pishon; it flows around the whole land of Havilah, where there is gold.[...] The name of the second river is Gihon; it flows around the whole land of Cush. The name of the third river is Tigris; it flows east of Assyria and the fourth river is the Euphrates. " We can recognize the rivers of the Tigris and Euphrates, because they play an important role in the development of civilization and agriculture. The river Gihon is a much smaller river, and no longer has its original name. The Gihon River is a river that flows many believe to run through Iran. The biblical texts states that it flows through to land of Kush, which some historians believe to be the land of the Kassites, who lived in Mesopotamia, in modern day western Iran. Eventually, like the bible says, it joins with the other three rivers. The last of the three rivers, Pishon River, has never been found. Recent satellite images, however, have found evidence of a dried up river, a fossil river. This river is located between the Persian Gulf, and Red sea, through the Arabian Peninsula. The fossil river eventual comes to a point where all the three other rivers meet. This creates the point described in the bible where all four rivers become one and flow through of the Garden of Eden. Now we have a geographic location, and all we have to do is follow the rivers, and eventual we will be at the Garden of Eden. The only problem is, these four rivers come together and flow into the Persian Gulf, which eventual connects to the Indian Ocean. There is no garden along the river banks, so where is it? If you look at the Persian Gulf, it is lower than sea level, and filled with water. It is also surrounded by maintain ranges to the east. The geography of the floor of the Persian Gulf is flat. If you were to disconnect the Persian Gulf from the Indian Ocean, and take out all the water, you would be left with a vast plain. Assuming that the river that was formed by the other four rivers combing eventually flowed through the middle of what we will call the Persian Plain, into the ocean, it would be a fertile land along the river, which could facilitate agriculture. This Persian Plain has all the features that are common throughout all civilizations, fertile land provided by a river. Is it possible that Mesopotamia and the Fertile Crescent are not the first created civilizations? Is it possible that the cradle of civilization is actually buried under the waters of the Persian Gulf? Many of the cities and towns described throughout the bible have never been found, it is possible that they were not referring to places such as Sumer and Babylon, but instead, early civilization, which was started in the Persian Plain. If this is true, then it would explain many other long lost places described in the Bible. We were unable to find these places because we were looking on land, and not underwater. But there is still the question of why the Persian Plain is now filled with water and a gulf that connects to the Ocean. Over hundreds of years, it is possible that the sea level rose, and flooded the plains. The bible mentions a flood sent to wipe out all of the sinful people who lived in this region. A man named Noah built an arch to survive to flood and eventually, after waiting, come to dry land. It is possible, assuming he existed, that he floated north up to modern-day Iraq. Civilization developed is modern day Iraq, and along the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers. By following the river, you will always be close to fertile land, so people spread out up and down the river and began new civilizations. From there, they migrated all over to populate the rest of the world. Could there be undiscovered ancient civilizations, which date earlier to those of Mesopotamia, hidden by the water of the Persian Gulf? If a garden does in fact exist, then it would only make sense that this is the location of such a place. Next round I will go into further detail and possibility, and rebuttal Con's arguments. Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org... http://en.wikipedia.org... http://en.wikipedia.org... http://focusmagazine.org... http://www.kjvbible.org...