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Flood geology
Flood geology is a concept based on the belief that most of Earth's
strata are thought to have been predominantly laid down during or after Noah's Flood[1] and orogeny[2] also. Flood geology is a variant of catastrophism and is contrasted with geological science in that it rejects standard geological principles such as uniformitarianism and radiometric dating. For example, the Creation Research Society argues that "uniformitarianism is wishful thinking."[3]
Geologists conclude that no evidence for such a flood is observed in the preserved
catastrophic plate tectonics
.
- ^ Howe, G. F.; Froede, C. R. .J.r. (1999). "The Haymond Formation Boulder Beds, Marathon Basin, West Texas: Theories On Origins And Catastrophism". Creation Research Society Quarterly Journal. 36 (1). Retrieved 2008-06-13.
{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ^ Snelling, A. A. (2008). [www.answersingenesis.org/contents/379/Catastrophic-Granite-Formation.pdf "Catastrophic Granite Formation: Rapid Melting of Source Rocks, and Rapid Magma Intrusion and Cooling"] (PDF). Answers Research Journal: 11–25. Retrieved 2008-06-13.
{{cite journal}}: Check|url=value (help) - ^ creationresearch.org
- ^ Pandey, R. (2004). "Study of total column ozone,precipitable water content and aerosol optical depth at Udaipur, a tropical station" (PDF). Current Science. 2: 305–309. Retrieved 2008-06-13.