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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2013 · 27 MIN

#05 Genesis Flood Part 2 Geology

from Mike Riddle, Creation Training Initiative (CTI) · host Mike Riddle: International speaker and educator on Christian education and apologetics.

The Evolution worldview requires long ages for all the physical processes and structures to form around the earth such as large canyons, sedimentation and mountains. But do all these really require long ages? In this talk we will examine geologic evidences that demonstrate long ages are not necessary for what we observe today. Some of … Continue reading The post #05 Genesis Flood Part 2 Geology appeared first on Creation Training Initiative with Mike Riddle. ★ Support this podcast ★

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The Evolution worldview requires long ages for all the physical processes and structures to form around the earth such as large canyons, sedimentation and mountains. But do all these really require long ages? In this talk we will examine geologic evidences that demonstrate long ages are not necessary for what we observe today. Some of these evidences include: The Grand Canyon, Mount Saint Helens, fossil fuels such as oil and coal, and polystrate fossils.

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