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Comment by David Thomas Posey on February 12, 2012 at 11:47am

Lou, I think it would be better to start a discussion about this instead of using the comment wall.

Comment by Ian Juby on September 20, 2011 at 10:49am

Ya, well - as you will see in the book, ALL flood models had major problems. the movie was to be based on the results of the book, so the next step will be further research.  I liked Joe's pre-emptive strike against any old-earthers who might try to take advanatage of the results.

 

Comment by Allen Roy on September 20, 2011 at 10:13am

Good to hear from you Ian.  and thanks for the info on the research book.  (and movie?)

Comment by Ian Juby on September 20, 2011 at 9:59am

Hello Everyone,
This is a MUST READ for anyone even remotely interested in geology, floodgeology, flood modeling, pre-flood world modeling, continental division modeling, etc...
As you will recall, a major creationary forum was underway relating to a major picture production on Noah's flood.  Joe Bardwell, producer and founder of In Jesus' Name Productions, put tens of thousands of dollars out of his pocket to assemble a technical forum within the Creation community.
He invited those who had flood models and pre-flood world models to present their model, which included four flood models and their authors (John Baumgardner: CPT, Mike Oard: Impact Vertical Tectonics, Walt Brown:HPT, Phillip Budd: Collapse tectonics) and two pre-flood models (LarryVaridman: Vapour canopy, Carl Baugh: Crystalline canopy).We also had old-earth arguments presented as well, with non-defending authors. Joe held a competition for ten panelists for the technical review, and our job was to critique the models and try to come to a consensus (if possible) as to which - if any - model could withstand scientific scrutiny.
It has been a year and a half of written debate, and the conclusions of the forum are now available in an electronic book format, for a donation of any amount.  I highly, highly recommend getting the book. If I may also suggest, please be generous in your donation.  Joe has done a profound service to the Creation community, and has spent a pile of his own money on this project.  This was historic in the Creation movement.
Joe also asked the panelists to suggest further research to answer some ofthe questions raised during the forum.  Please pray for the research and the funding. This ties in to the forum, and the production of the "TheFlood" movie.
You book is now released for at:
http://www.ijnp.org

 

Please also spread the word around to anyone interested in geology.

God bless,

Ian

Comment by Caleb D. Swanson on August 11, 2011 at 3:21pm

I am going to change the address to my website when it gets big enough. I hope you didn't think it was too weird.

Comment by Caleb D. Swanson on June 13, 2011 at 4:19pm

Oh, O.K., thanks for the comment.

 

Comment by Tommy Lohman on June 13, 2011 at 7:51am

Allen, Thanks for the reminder.

In my presentations, I want to show people what the geological evidence does suggest; not slow and gradual but catastrophic and rapid as well as global in its impact.  But your point is well taken and it is how I do deal with dinosaurs, start with the Bible and build our thinking from that point first.

 

Caleb, I am sorry I misunderstood you.  Thanks for your input anyway.

-Tommy

Comment by Caleb D. Swanson on June 11, 2011 at 1:06pm

Oh, O.K., thanks for the comment.

 

Comment by Allen Roy on June 10, 2011 at 10:16pm

One thing to remember.  Fossils and geology do not and cannot prove the Flood.  Rather, we start with the fact that the flood happened and then explain the fossils and geology in that context.  We may develop hypotheses about how the Flood did this or that to bury what is found in the geologic record.  But the Flood is never up for grabs.

Comment by Caleb D. Swanson on June 10, 2011 at 4:19pm

I haven't been on a dig. :)

 

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