The God of the Bible is the most merciful God in all of established religion

I don't know how many times I have to repeat this: Nowhere am I claiming that the flood took place, or that God exists. I am merely stating that if, if, if everything happened as stated, then it is true that God is merciful. But if you wish to turn this into a "prove this and that" debate, then I would be more than happy to do so. In fact, I am even better at that type of debate._____________________________________________________________________________________________I clicked on the "mathematics" video that is supposed to disprove the flood, and by the time I finished the video, I was astonished by one thing, and that is, that a human is able to achieve the level of ignorance that is required to produce such a piece-of-crap video.I know, those are not very kind words about the author of that video. But I am going to prove that I am right, and that the author of that video, is indeed, a very ignorant person, who does not understand the basics of the flood as taught in the Bible.Here are the arguments that were brought up in the video:(1) all of the species could not possibly board the ark, there is not enough spaceNowhere does the Bible mention species. In fact, species is a term that was invented in the 18th century by Carl Linnaeus, so to say that the term is a part of Genesis, is ridiculous. When we read Genesis, we don't hear about species, we hear about kinds. Guess what kinds are defined as, in Genesis? Animals that can produce offspring. Oooh, now that reduces the number of animals that were needed on the ark dramatically. This is not exactly a good start for that "skeptic" math geek.(2) there is not enough water to cover Mt. Everest, therefore the flood is a mythIt's interesting that so few people have heard of this, but the Bible actually states that mountains arose during the later part of the flood, so when the waters were covering the highest mountains in the early part of the flood, it's not speaking about the same mountains at all. You can see this in Psalms: "You covered the earth with the deep as with a garment; the waters stood above the mountains. At your rebuke they fled; at the sound of your thunder they took to flight. The mountains rose, the valleys sank down to the place that you appointed for them." It's too bad the author of the video is not aware of this.(3) the amount of rain that is required for the flood is not possible to achieveHe assumes that all of the water comes from rain, and that is very wrong, for the Bible clearly states that water came both in the form of rain, and from the fountains of the deep: "In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up... And the rain was upon the earth forty days and forty nights." I encourage you to message this person and make him aware of this as well. He seems awfully ignorant. In addition to this, he even assumes that Mt. Everest is the highest mountain during the flood, this I have addressed already._____________________________________________________________________________________________I mean, you're handing me +1 hours of videos to listen to, where the authors name argument after argument. No one has the time to address all of that. So what I have done here, is address one of the videos. If you would like me to address a specific video in the next round, please say so, and I will do that.