Deposition and lithification of sediment (Noah's flood), had to be before the formation of mountains which are composed of the sediment (Peleg's tectonics). That's an acknowledgement of the relationship of cause and effect
August 25th
August 24th
We combine the process of evolution with Plate Tectonics to account for the current distribution of biodiversity. We incorporate Peleg’s Tectonics (Genesis 10:25) in the Biblical narrative.
August 23rd
The Oligocene, an epoch in the geological timescale, is actually an ecosystem of plant and animal communities which has been destroyed, transported and buried in a world-wide flood.
August 22nd
If we (that's me and the Holy spirit) use deductive reasoning in how we account for the evidence, a buried ecosystem, we come to the conclusion that the Eocene was deposited in a world-wide flood.
August 21st
The Paleocene is an ecosystem which has been destroyed, transported and buried in sediment during a world-wide flood.
August 20th
A world-wide anoxic extinction event above the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary is a logical outcome if the worlds ecosystems were decomposing in the waters of a year-long world-wide flood.
August 19th
40 days and nights of rain ended when the windows of heaven closed, causing a shower of Iridium rich shocked quartz and weathered glass beads to fall along with the last of the rain: the Noah's flood Iridium anomaly.
August 18th
We (that's me and the Holy spirit) believe that dinosaurs and humans were on the Earth at the same time. In the creation narrative humans were fully formed Homo sapiens while Tyrannosaurus rex walked the Earth.
August 17th
The only way to account for the sedimentary deposits and fossils of the Cretaceous is that they were deposited by a world-wide flood. It's so obvious that no amount of pseudoscientific jargon can hide it.
August 16th
The Jurassic wasn't a period of time, it was an ecosystem which was adapted to certain conditions of aspect and altitude, determining the flora and fauna, which had world wide occurrence at the time of Noah's flood.