Geology

The Bible describes a global flood about 1600 years after creation. The most devastating catastrophe ever recorded would surely leave evidence, wouldn’t it? So what are consequences of Noah’s Flood?

Were caves, such as the Mossdale Caverns, Yorkshire Dales, England, formed during Noah’s Flood?

Alternating flood sediment/lava sequences in the Karoo Supergroup containing tracks testify to Noahs Flood.

Many types of folded rocks look like they folded quickly before becoming hard, consistent with Noahs Flood.

Dovers white cliffs are such pure chalk that a catastrophic explanation consistent with Noah’s Flood makes the most sense.

UK’s Biggest and most complete ichthyosaur marine reptile fossil skeleton discovered.

Does it matter whether it was global or local? What does the scripture actually say? If it was a global flood, where’s the evidence for it? These and other questions are answered in this episode.

Five lonestones found in the early Neoproterozoic in northwest Scotland do not necessarily indicate the thin-bedded layers were lake deposits.

The supposed great age of the Greenland Ice sheet is assumed in the analysis of the ice core data.

Evolutionary explanations of biogeography are getting more convoluted and beginning to incorporate features similar to the biblical framework.

Arthropleura, giant millipede fossilized in sandstone from the Carboniferous, demonstrates fast, deep burial in marine sediment consistent with Noah’s Flood

Egypt’s Great Pyramid not pre-Flood construction, technology required was conventional

Fossil dinosaur egg clumps in the Gobi Desert are interpreted as nests, but the evidence better supports Noahs Flood.

The snowball earth idea is hard to reverse, and leads to wild speculations that dont really work.

A billion years younger; reducing the age of stars, of young basalt moon rocks, and of sandstone quartzite.

Comparing speleothem fast growth rates and chemistry in caves and man-made structures