How the Flood Explains the World
The Rocks Don't Lie When you stand at the rim of the Grand Canyon and look down, the view is breathtaking. Mile after mile of colorful, stacked rock layers. The standard tour guide explanation is familiar: "These layers formed slowly, over millions of years. A little dust here, a little sand there, settling at the bottom of a calm ancient sea." But there is a problem with the "slow and steady" story. If you look closely at the evidence, the rocks don't speak of long, quiet ages. They scream of a sudden, violent, watery catastrophe. The Bible tells us in Genesis 7 that the "fountains of the great deep burst forth" and the "floodgates of the heavens were opened." It describes a global cataclysm that reshaped the planet. And when we put on our "Flood Glasses" and look at the geology, the world suddenly makes a lot more sense. Here is how the Great Flood explains what we see under our feet. Fossils are not easy to make. I...