Why Geology Shows Sedimentation to Be too Slow for a Global Flood

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600,000 years of not sweeping the floor-The Soils of Beijing

Carbonate Hardgrounds Disprove Global Flood

Time Sequence in Pebbles-Conglomerates in Conglomerates

Time in the Flood--Seismic and the Great Stone Dome

While the Flood Rages, Termites dig, Dinosaurs Dance and Cicadas Sing

It Sure Was Hot in the Global Flood

Wilcox Coals and the Floating Forest/VeggieMat Young-earth Theories

Igneous History of British Isles Won't Fit Into Global Flood

Texas Ellenburger Caves Show Global Flood is Impossible

Difunta Group Argues Against Global Flood

North Sea Rocks Refute Young-Earth Arguments

Haymond Formation with Thousands of Burrows

How Long Ago was the Flood?

Runaway Subduction is a Sham

Delicate Insects Not Destroyed by Turbulent Global Flood

Amber and the Flood

Unconformities and the Global Flood

Buried River Channels in the Geologic Column

Rock Physical Properties Vary With Age of Fossils They Contain

Why Carbon 14 Dating Works

The Appalachian Mountains Show the Need for Much Time

Canyons Buried in the Fossil Record show Global Flood Impossible

Ten years of Plant Growth found 7000 Feet Down in Colorado

Mercury Poisoning in the Global Flood

Too Many Fossils Found on Earth for Global Flood

Meteoritic Dust Found in Salt--Proves Slow Deposition

Oil Well Cores and the Global Flood

Castile Formation Shows Waters Were Calm During Global Flood

Too Many Meteors in the Flood Year.

Limestone Shows Slow Deposition

Burrows Show Slow Deposition

The Multiple Droughts in the Global Flood  

Going to the Bathroom in the Global Flood

Where were the animals at the beginning of the flood?

Tracks, Raindrop, Hail and Ice Impressions Demonstrate Slow Deposition

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