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Modeled after the 1961 ground-breaking book The Genesis Flood by Drs. Whitcomb and Morris, this detailed work builds on that classic volume with new insights from decades of work by the author, Dr. Andrew Snelling, and numerous colleagues. This recent revolution in geology and the explosion in geological research have established an even firmer basis for understanding the biblical Flood with a God-honoring foundation — the absolute authority and inerrancy of God’s Word.

  • Examine details of the Creation Week as it builds a solid scriptural case for the Flood’s catastrophic nature and global extent.
  • Find decisive answers to many questions about the Flood and Noah’s Ark, its construction, and the animals taken onboard.
  • Delve deeply into astonishing geological details that unfold from the early chapters of Genesis, including the Creation Week and the pre-Flood world.
  • Explore detailed evidence and a concise, informative 30-page color section with diagrams, maps, and more!

Dr. Snelling jettisons the faulty evolutionary-uniformitarian assumptions used by most geologists and instead, interprets compelling new geological and observed field data within the biblical framework for the earth’s history. He also demonstrates that fossils were catastrophically buried in sedimentary layers being deposited rapidly on a global scale on the continental plates derived from the violent rifting apart of the original supercontinent.

His work demolishes radiometric dating, the icon of the millions of years dogma, and builds a thoroughly powerful case for a young earth that explains many geological features such as varves, evaporites, coal, oil, chalk, granites, and more that biblical skeptics sadly have used to scoff at God’s Word. Discover the powerful truth behind the earth’s most enduring mysteries!

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What if scientific geological evidence could be evaluated without methodological uniformitarianism presuppositions? Dr. Andrew Snelling does exactly that!

Confidently understanding the origins of the world from an observational viewpoint is challenging. The primary problem is that it’s based on inductive reasoning filled with a stack of presuppositions. A mistake in any of the prepositions could lead erroneous conclusions. Therefore, one must approach a scientific understanding of origins with a sense of humility. Considering this, Snelling’s approach to the evidence provided by geology with his disclosure of the young earth Creation presupposition is greatly appreciated. The consistency of scientific findings that fit robustly with the Genesis narrative is faith building.. In other words, if Genesis can truly be seen as history, than the rest of the Bible can be taken in its face value. The genesis flood revisited does prove that there’s no destruction between the book of scripture and the book of nature, and the Genesis flat can cause the visible geological column.

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