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The Genesis Flood The Biblical Record and Its Scientific Implications

John C. Whitcomb; Henry M. Morris

Good. Solid binding. 1st edition 1961.

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On Being with Krista Tippett

This book, published in 1961, is a creationist work that offers a critique of 1950s geology while asserting the importance of Noah's flood. The author found that the book contained insightful critiques of some gaps in the geology of the time despite its catastrophically wrong conclusions.

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reading a book written in 1961 called the Genesis Flood by John Whitcom and Henry Morris which is in the canon of an creation science and you expected again to be disturbed by the book and and show yo...

— Episode: David Montgomery — Reading the Rocks: Fl...

Episode: David Montgomery — Reading the Rocks: Flood Storie...

This book, published in 1961, is a creationist work that offers a critique of 1950s geology while asserting the importance of Noah's flood. The author found that the book contained insightful critiques of some gaps in the geology of the time despite its catastrophically wrong conclusions.

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reading a book written in 1961 called the Genesis Flood by John Whitcom and Henry Morris which is in the canon of an creation science and you expected again to be disturbed by the book and and show you to disagree with a lot of but you also understood that they were offering a pretty insightful critique of 1950s geology of some gaps that were still there even those science had made this abrupt change to an idea of a longer view of time.

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