Global Flood

Evidence for the Genesis Flood and Noah’s Ark is crucial to understanding the world’s history.

Have you ever noticed that many of the world’s rivers flow through mountain ranges rather than around them?

The waters of Noah’s Flood drained off the continents as vertical tectonics caused the oceans to sink.

Evidence of runoff from Noah’s Flood

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.

Noahs Flood and the Gilgamesh Epic

When did the basement Archean Belts form? Was it during Creation Week or Noah’s Flood?

Can a Mammophant revive a lost landscape? Delve into the bold experiment of Pleistocene Park and its controversial plan to rewild Siberia with a hybrid creature.

Water has some fascinating features that suggest it has been designed ‘just right’ for life.

Archeological evidence for Noah’s ark so far has not been found conclusively. Maybe people are looking at the wrong mountain?

A living tree found in Australia matches leaf and pollen fossils supposedly millions of years old. Could the tree have survived that long?

There are many landscapes on the earth that defy conventional (long-age) explanation.

How long was Noah on the Ark? When could they finally leave?

The massive Nile valley supports the biblical evidence for Noah’s Flood.

Nearly two kilometres of sediment was eroded from the continents as the waters retreated during the Genesis Flood.

Did dinosaurs generally take good care of the eggs and hatchlings: the Maiasaura or ‘good mother’ lizard.