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A Geologist Looks At Noah's Flood
A Geologist Looks At Noah's Flood

Module Introduction
In this module we will examine the Genesis Flood. First Dr. John Morris presents general information about the flood. What evidence would a global flood leave? What physical processes does the Bible describe? What are some common questions? What predictions can be made based on Scripture?

Secondly, Dr. Morris examines the evidence we find of a global flood. He discusses catastrophic deposition, regional stratigraphy, large-scale erosion, intense volcanism and post-flood readjustments. spacer


Key Points (Learning Objectives)

  • General information about the flood
    • Predictions of a global flood
    • The importance of assumptions
    • Darwin's assumptions at Santa Cruz
    • How Darwin's assumptions influenced his work
    • Physical processes of the Biblical flood
    • Questions about the Flood
    • Flood predictions based on Scripture
  • Evidence for a global flood
    • Catastrophic deposition
    • Regional stratigraphy
    • Large-scale erosion
    • Intense volcanism
    • Post-flood readjustments
    • Post-flood readjustments and the Ice Age

Module Assignments

Reading Assignment
The Modern Creation Trilogy,
Dr. Henry M. Morris and Dr. John D. Morris.
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Video Assignment
A Geologist Looks at Noah's Flood featuring Dr. John Morris.
Web Assignment
Study these Web pages:
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Examination
Take Practice Examination
Study Aid
Glossary

All scripture references and commentaries are from the Defenders Study Bible.


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