Evidence for the Biblical Flood: The Grand Canyon

In this story “Noah Count and the Arkansas Ark” by Gary Blackwood demonstrates that a storm is coming and a boat needs to be built. The little boy thought that this was crazy he underestimated his dad when it came to this crazy idea of him building a huge raft, but the father knew what he was doing.

Evidence in the Mosaic Canyon; however, do suggest that the area was covered by a warm

The Mesopotamian society thought the Great Floods was “sent by the gods to destroy the impertinence of men” while the Egyptians saw it “as a gift rather than a challenge.” Both cultures had many myths about the Great Floods thus documenting the waters importance to

(1995-2013) Finally, many evolutionists use the Grand Canyon as proof for millions of years, but evidence shows it actually formed from the overspill from two post-Flood lakes. (Creation Today, n.d.) Obviously, all of this evidence creates major problems for evolution, but is fully explained by Noah’s Flood.

Later, he said the source could be a melting glacier somewhere near present day Spokane, but couldn’t say how that much ice could melt so fast. Another geologist, Joseph Pardee, however, had already identified the source of the flood. It was Glacial Lake Missoula, in addition to a slowly melting glacier! ­­

|collapsed in the Buffalo Creek Valley. Over 130 million gallons of water and waste material devastated Buffalo Creek's sixteen |

It is theorized that during the latter part of the Cenozoic era, also known as the age of mammals that the Wisconsin glaciation caused enough of the planet’s water

The sedimentary layers of rock and soil are used by the evolutionists to argue that the layers of rock would have gradually built up over millions of years. Paul D. Ackerman in his book, It’s a Young World After All: Exciting Evidences for Recent Creation, argues that if it took millions of years to build the rock layers found in the Grand Canyon, then scientists should be able to encounter countless numbers of meteors. “With the passage of vast amounts of evolutionary time, these accumulating meteorites would be incorporated into the geologic column, and there should be many of them contained in the rock layers today.” Geologists should be coming across chunks or at least pieces of meteors when digging or observing the layers. However, they do not; which means that there must have been a catastrophic event that laid down the geologic column quickly. This would explain why there are not any indications of meteors in the geological column. Ackerman ends the chapter with a clear cut conclusion: “What do the data show? A clear result in favor of a recent creation. One survey of the literature a few years ago failed to turn up a single case of a meteorite being found in the geologic column. The meteorite clock reads clearly to the effect that the earth is not very old.”

The relationship between gods and humanity in Atrahisis: The Account of The Great Flood seems to carry great irresponsibility. Most of the gods display the weak characteristics of humans. They whine about work, constantly complain, selfishly create humans and then wish them dead. Enki and Atrahasis, two of the main characters in the flood story (one god and one human), gain a mutual respect that displays the proper relationship between humans and the divine. A relationship of prayerful ‘calling out’ to the gods, followed by a merciful response toward humankind, is the healthy and correct picture this story shows us. A correct relationship between gods and humans carries the possibility of eternal life

Should Providence Canyon become a national park or should this, "Little Grand Canyon," stay a state park? I say that Providence Canyon should not become a national park. These are reasons why. Locals would be the only one to see this Canyon, it is one of the, "Seven Wonders of Georgia," and tourists may affected the plants, colors of the sand, and trails would be used more often which is hurting the environment. Also at national parks they add places to eat, sleep or a place to buy souvenirs.

The Grand Canyon has plenty of volcanic rocks near the bottom and the top. ICR, Institute for Creative Research, has been involved in a project for years to date these volcanic rocks. this study has come a long way to show that many of the Grand Canyon strata could have formed rapidly, and that the erosion of the Canyon by the Colorado River has not been going on for millions of years.

350 million years ago limestone accumulated on the ocean floor from calcium carbonate shells. 50 million years later a river from the north deposited sand and silt over the limestone. 280 million years ago the sea level dropped and the continent rose which caused the limestone and sandstone to be exposed. The surface of the earth started to buckle and twist which caused the limestone and sandstone to crack. 3 million years ago erosion above the Green River caused a sandstone-capped ridge to form. Water would seep through sinkholes beyond this ridge and into cracks in the limestone. As the water combined with carbon dioxide traveled toward the Green River, it dissolved large passages from the limestone bed which then formed an interconnected river system. In the last million years the Green River cut deeper and the water table dropped even more. As this happened, new channels were formed and air filled passages were made. Today there are new passages being formed due to the water level. (Mammoth Cave National Park,

A flood can be defined in many depths but is simply water where it isn’t wanted. In late 2010 Queensland was affected by major flash flooding this continued on into the beginning of 2011 and ¾ of Queensland was declared a disaster zone.

The Grand Canyon is the the largest Canyon in the world. Some people often think that the Grand Canyon was carved about 6 million years ago. On the other side, other people say it was created about 70 million years ago, around the time the dinosaurs. But scientist say that it is challenging to tell how old it is. According to scientists it has not been easy to determine over a few years.

Almost all myths around the world have the particular section on the “Great Flood.” It has been universal, indicating that at some point in their lifetime, all of the cultures experienced a flood that almost wiped