At stake in this debate is the integrity of both Moses (the author of Genesis) and the Son of God Himself. Moses taught a six day creation (Genesis 1:1-31 & Exodus 20:11) and universal flood that destroyed the whole world (Genesis 7:11-21). The Lord Jesus Christ confirmed both the creation account (Mark 10:6) and the universal flood (Matthew 24:37-39).
There is no hint anywhere in scripture that the creation was anything other than six natural, 24 hr days nor is there any scriptural or scientific reason to doubt that the flood mentioned in Genesis 6-8 was anything less than universal/world-wide in nature.
But it is to the second contention that I give the evidence that this is so:
Much of my argument hinges upon rapid burial/instantaneous fossilzation of organic life; human, animal, and plant. Let's take a look at some examples of what we know for certain is the result of rapid burial:
This human was instantly fossilzed by the hot ash from Mt. Vesuvius in Italy. His bones did not lay for millions of yrs and slowly become fossilized over a great length of time. Here is another:
Again, instantaneous burial. This couple apparently died in their sleep after being covered by hot volcanic ash. Instantaneous burial like this are the best conditions for the formation of fossils. Time is not the key factor; pressure is.
But we find similar examples of this kind of fossilization from all over the world:
Dinosaurs discovered in the Gobi desert region died instantly in the middle of a fight. Below is the top view of the same two creatures:
Below is a pterodactyl that was smashed back into the ground of which it was attempting to take flight from.
Note: this is taken from National Geographic. I do not believe that creature is 230 million yrs old. It almost certainly died during the catastrophe of the flood...just like the creatures seen below:
There are the many fossil graveyards sprinkled around the world, like the one depicted above from Agate Springs, Nebraska. I personally visited this site in May, 2009. The one below is from the Green River Formation in Wyoming:
Are we to assume that all those tens of thousands of animals migrated to high elevation at the same time only to die together and become slowly fossilized over many yrs(?) or is it more reasonable that they were creatures seeking higher ground to escape the prevailing waters of Noah's flood and they were instantaneously destroyed (fossilized) by hot ash from volcanoes? Interesting to note about this is that the Agate Springs, Nebraska museum host told me personally that the area was covered with volcanic ash.
Here is yet another 'fossil graveyard':
These places, like the Morrison Formation, as so wide and vast in scope and there are so many of them in the world that no local flood and/or catastrophe could account for all of them.
Below is another fossil fish, obviously destroyed in the act of giving birth;
Here is another one:
The fact that these organisms are fossilzed in the act of giving birth speaks of instantaneous burial. And the fact that such examples are found all over the world in abundance bespeaks of a universal catastrophe that destroyed the entire world.
Below is a human skull found in Pennsylvania that is embedded in Cretaceous rock. The discoverer also found a large femur in the same location. He took his discovery to National Geographic for examination and after they briefly examined the evidence they ignored it. How typical.
What, pray tell, is a human skull doing in Cretaceous rock?
The specimen reveals what was obviously a very large human being. Perhaps the prejudice of the scientists at National Geographic against the biblical teaching of 'giants in the earth' (Genesis 6) led them to ignore what Ed Conrad discovered. Below is the femur:
Verification of these discoveries by lab analysis can be found here...
Ed Conrad Right All Along
There is no hint anywhere in scripture that the creation was anything other than six natural, 24 hr days nor is there any scriptural or scientific reason to doubt that the flood mentioned in Genesis 6-8 was anything less than universal/world-wide in nature.
But it is to the second contention that I give the evidence that this is so:
Much of my argument hinges upon rapid burial/instantaneous fossilzation of organic life; human, animal, and plant. Let's take a look at some examples of what we know for certain is the result of rapid burial:
This human was instantly fossilzed by the hot ash from Mt. Vesuvius in Italy. His bones did not lay for millions of yrs and slowly become fossilized over a great length of time. Here is another:
Again, instantaneous burial. This couple apparently died in their sleep after being covered by hot volcanic ash. Instantaneous burial like this are the best conditions for the formation of fossils. Time is not the key factor; pressure is.
But we find similar examples of this kind of fossilization from all over the world:
Dinosaurs discovered in the Gobi desert region died instantly in the middle of a fight. Below is the top view of the same two creatures:
Below is a pterodactyl that was smashed back into the ground of which it was attempting to take flight from.
Note: this is taken from National Geographic. I do not believe that creature is 230 million yrs old. It almost certainly died during the catastrophe of the flood...just like the creatures seen below:
There are the many fossil graveyards sprinkled around the world, like the one depicted above from Agate Springs, Nebraska. I personally visited this site in May, 2009. The one below is from the Green River Formation in Wyoming:
Are we to assume that all those tens of thousands of animals migrated to high elevation at the same time only to die together and become slowly fossilized over many yrs(?) or is it more reasonable that they were creatures seeking higher ground to escape the prevailing waters of Noah's flood and they were instantaneously destroyed (fossilized) by hot ash from volcanoes? Interesting to note about this is that the Agate Springs, Nebraska museum host told me personally that the area was covered with volcanic ash.
Here is yet another 'fossil graveyard':
These places, like the Morrison Formation, as so wide and vast in scope and there are so many of them in the world that no local flood and/or catastrophe could account for all of them.
Below is another fossil fish, obviously destroyed in the act of giving birth;
Here is another one:
The fact that these organisms are fossilzed in the act of giving birth speaks of instantaneous burial. And the fact that such examples are found all over the world in abundance bespeaks of a universal catastrophe that destroyed the entire world.
Below is a human skull found in Pennsylvania that is embedded in Cretaceous rock. The discoverer also found a large femur in the same location. He took his discovery to National Geographic for examination and after they briefly examined the evidence they ignored it. How typical.
What, pray tell, is a human skull doing in Cretaceous rock?
The specimen reveals what was obviously a very large human being. Perhaps the prejudice of the scientists at National Geographic against the biblical teaching of 'giants in the earth' (Genesis 6) led them to ignore what Ed Conrad discovered. Below is the femur:
Verification of these discoveries by lab analysis can be found here...
Ed Conrad Right All Along
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