
Compare the Japan tsunami's destruction to a hypothetical worldwide flood, highlighting catastrophe through volcanic eruptions, the earth ripping apart, and continents breaking into the ocean.
Unpacks the Hydroplate theory, linking subterranean water chambers and a cataclysmic flood to rapid continental drift, fossil records, coal and oil formation, and the Grand Canyon.
Examine global flood myths from Gilgamesh to the Toltecs and compare their similarities to the biblical flood, highlighting a righteous survivor, a boat, and post-flood repopulation.
Explore the mystery of the megaflood as the Scablands' giant potholes and erratic boulders form in seconds from a colossal Lake Missoula flood, shown via scale models.
Show rapid arch formation during the flood through Arches National Park's collapsing arches. Explain how erosion limits new arches and how Mars and Earth landscapes show a worldwide flood.
Explore the Grand Canyon's formation debate between a massive worldwide flood and slow erosion by the Colorado River, using evidence from Grand Lake, Hoppy Lake, and potholes.
This course will answer your tough questions about Noah's Flood—did it really happen? Why would God do such a thing? How is it even possible for the whole earth to be flooded? Is there evidence?
The class includes a follow along note sheet, articles with questions to answer, and an optional ten question multiple choice quiz at the end.
The course is approximately 1 hour.
This course will show you why the Genesis account of a global flood provides a much better explanation for many of the earth's geological features than atheistic science can offer.