Using Bible History to Interpret the Rocks and Landscapes

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Biblical geology provides a simpler history of Earth, interpreting rock layers through major events like the Creation and the Flood, challenging the assumption of slow, gradual processes over millions of years.

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👉 Original article: Using Bible History to Interpret the Rocks and Landscapes

🎧 Podcasts:

• How Noah’s Flood Shaped Our Earth
• How Landscapes Reveal Noah’s Flood
• 10-Year-Old Rock Dated at 2 Million Years?!

📰 Articles:

• The Great Artesian Basin, Australia
• The basement rocks of the Brisbane area, Australia
• Interpreting the geology of Central Australia using Noah’s Flood

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📚 Related Resources

• Is Genesis History? Mountains After the Flood
• How the Earth Was Shaped
• Geology by the Book

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• The Real Mystery by Neil Cross
• Genome Project by Bruce Zimmerman
• Innovations by Bruce Zimmerman
• In My Heart by Sander Kalmeijer

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