Post by M.R. Hagerty on Mar 11, 2023 16:30:20 GMT -7
Part One of this series is good for evidences of the Genesis Flood. However, the makers include 7th Day Adventists. Part Two features an unorthodox view of Daniel Chapter 8. View parts 2-4 with appropriate care.
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This is a documentary series. There is an animated section that tells the Flood story from the Bible which you might find better for children.
You can skip that section and begin where the scientific commentary begins.
An interesting observation made early on is the problem of layering at the Grand Canyon where the contact layers are all smooth and flat.
Evolutionary geologists offer this as proof of laying down layers over long periods of oceans coming in and then receding.
What they don't explain is what happens in the supposed millions of years in between depositions. The surface would have to suffer erosion and the effects of water cutting gullies and canyons over time, plants and trees altering the flat surface. When the next season of water deposits comes in, there would be evidence of filling in these gullies and canyons. But we only see very smooth flat contact lines with no evidence of the prior layer eroding.
This feature of the flat contact layers fits the Flood model extremely accurately, since there would be no time for partial deep sporadic erosions of one layer before the next is laid down.
WATCH HERE
Days of Noah Video Series on Amazon Prime
Only available free on Amazon Prime. You can purchase the series on their site:
Noah Home Page Site
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This is a documentary series. There is an animated section that tells the Flood story from the Bible which you might find better for children.
You can skip that section and begin where the scientific commentary begins.
An interesting observation made early on is the problem of layering at the Grand Canyon where the contact layers are all smooth and flat.
Evolutionary geologists offer this as proof of laying down layers over long periods of oceans coming in and then receding.
What they don't explain is what happens in the supposed millions of years in between depositions. The surface would have to suffer erosion and the effects of water cutting gullies and canyons over time, plants and trees altering the flat surface. When the next season of water deposits comes in, there would be evidence of filling in these gullies and canyons. But we only see very smooth flat contact lines with no evidence of the prior layer eroding.
This feature of the flat contact layers fits the Flood model extremely accurately, since there would be no time for partial deep sporadic erosions of one layer before the next is laid down.
WATCH HERE
Days of Noah Video Series on Amazon Prime
Only available free on Amazon Prime. You can purchase the series on their site:
Noah Home Page Site