Is Genesis History?
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Hmm I didn’t make that middle post. How did that happened
JamOn said:
Logically, that's a valid point. What the fossils and layers do point to is significant rapid deposition, and the canyon through those layers points to significant, catastrophic release of enormous amounts of water; both are consistent with the biblical flood.
do it one at time so things don’t get mixed up like that
JamOn said:
Logically, that's a valid point. What the fossils and layers do point to is significant rapid deposition, and the canyon through those layers points to significant, catastrophic release of enormous amounts of water; both are consistent with the biblical flood.
do it one at time so things don’t get mixed up like that
I was just pointing it out.
I believe God leaves evidence all the time. For the unbeliever, they are confused by it (as we see with Science thinking everything is older). For the Believer, it is confirmation of God's existence.
But I will add this thought. We know water both erodes and can create/build up. But the one thing water definitely will do, is skew time. Water erosion can make a band new dirt mound seem like a 2 million year old sediment because long term water effect is damaging.
Example:
Go in your backyard and dig a pit the size enough for a small pond. Fill it full of water and leave it for 6 months. Drain it. You will think that pond has been there for centuries because water erodes/damages.
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This is why I can accept what Science is claiming (knowing they are wrong) because water erosion has simply "confused" them.
The evidence would be looking at all the possiblity of how the canyons might have been formed. the video and the link you sent me, mentions nothing about glacier receding creating raging water runoff. the little Colorado river produces 500,000 tons of sediment each day it like liquid sand paper, if a glacier was melting and receding not far from the area it’s going to produce a lot of run off carry a lot more sediment than the current run off of the river today. the video below say some 20,000 yrs that’s not set in stone, but a glacier can melt fast and produce a run off that scourges the land vastly, leaving behind canyons and lakes and other features of the landscape.
I probably described it wrong. But standing water normally won't allow growth. If you have specific water plants but they would need to be on the surface. but as you said turn to muck, mud, hardened is not the recipe for life and growth. When you end up with muck, mud, and hardness you are not able to date it accurately and the appearance won't look like it's only been submerged 6 months, but more like 60 years.
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No I never said I was more accomplished because I question what the man is saying? that is you wanting to twist a theory of me knowing more or like you have said before wanting to be right, does your mind always go to creating theory’s of people like everyone who disagrees is a troll?
the man said the mountain was formed by the flood no that is not totally correct and also he never even mentioning the possibility of glacier melts forming lakes, like glaciers don’t exist and don’t carve out the land scape or cause water runoff the Grand Canyon doesn’t have to be dug out by the flood just because it’s a huge trench.
the scripture says the mountains grew after the flood, there are other ideas that could be plausible of the Biblical flood that the ring of fire opened up and still around today but from the plate technic movement the mountains where raised, some of the areas around the ring have cooled but that is still causing things to grow today. mountains are still moving upward that can be measured as the distance between continents the Atlantic Ocean is shrinking in size while the Pacific Ocean is exspanding.
And before you go and accuse me of believing in the ring of Fire was opened, I don’t totally believe that I’m using it as example because Mr. tackett theory isn’t the only one out there that explains things.
the man said the mountain was formed by the flood no that is not totally correct and also he never even mentioning the possibility of glacier melts forming lakes, like glaciers don’t exist and don’t carve out the land scape or cause water runoff the Grand Canyon doesn’t have to be dug out by the flood just because it’s a huge trench.
the scripture says the mountains grew after the flood, there are other ideas that could be plausible of the Biblical flood that the ring of fire opened up and still around today but from the plate technic movement the mountains where raised, some of the areas around the ring have cooled but that is still causing things to grow today. mountains are still moving upward that can be measured as the distance between continents the Atlantic Ocean is shrinking in size while the Pacific Ocean is exspanding.
And before you go and accuse me of believing in the ring of Fire was opened, I don’t totally believe that I’m using it as example because Mr. tackett theory isn’t the only one out there that explains things.
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