Grand Canyon

Does the surface of Earth look old, or young? Well, it depends who you talk to. The account of Earth history that is currently popular in secular academia says that Earth’s surface has been shaped over billions of years by slow geological processes. But there is another, ancient, account of Earth history which says that its surface was shaped by a catastrophic, planet-wide flood—just a few thousand years ago. You might be surprised to hear that there are, in fact, many scientists who believe this latter account, maintaining that it is the best fit for a plethora of evidence from across the globe. In this interview, you’ll hear from one such scientist—geomorphologist, Dr Ron Neller—as he discusses five very famous landforms from around the globe, and how they bear witness to a recent global Flood.

Even secular scientists can’t agree on what age to assign one of the world’s most magnificent geological features.

Carved as the waters of Noahs Flood retreated—and not by the bursting of a later Ice Age dam.

These recently discovered tracks at the Grand Canyon show yet more strong evidence for a massive watery catastrophe.

Rock layers tells us a lot about the earth’s past, but some geologists have an ingrained bias when they look at some amazing features.

Uncritical rehash of the same set of old arguments that are imagined to nullify Flood geology.

Fast-forming canyons show that textbook pictures of slow and gradual processes are really just storytelling.

Uniformitarian theories fail adequately to explain the origin or age of this amazing landscape feature.

Evolutionists shrewdly caricature the issue as ‘science versus religion’ and then call on separation of church and state to silence any view but their own.

The discordant ‘dates’ for Grand Canyon rocks point to an episode of accelerated radioactive decay some time in the past.

Q: I have read in a book (arguing against Flood geology and recent creation) that Grand Canyon limestones are so similar to modern lime muds (which today form very slowly) that it is obvious the limestone layers must have taken millions of years to form.

Fossil pollen in Grand Canyon overturns plant evolution

Grand Canyon legend, Havasupai Indians

Burlingame Canyon in Washington State, USA, was observed to form in less than six days in March 1926, disproving the idea that long ages are needed to form geologic features.

Grand Canyon strata show geologic time is imaginary