Presentation on geology, deluge

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About 8 minutes is material on A. Schneider's 1859 workup of tectonic plates during the deluge in what he called "continental sprint" (not drift as per Wegner).

About 12 minutes in is material on the abrupt formation of the "Little Grand Canyon" near Mt St Helens. The title itself is being used in the literature.

About 16 minutes is material on the 1500 dinosaur fossils in Utah with preserved ligaments and tissue.

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One of the great features of the lecture to me is the discussion of "dying of natural causes." This has always been a puzzle about so many dinosaur images, for ex.:

https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search...+images&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-002

There are thousands of pieces of evidence like this that these huge creatures were met by catastrophic forces.

 

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Widespread flood legends:

http://creation.com/many-flood-legends