Grand Canyon strata supports Noah's Flood
Did you know that the rock layers in the Grand Canyon provide strong evidence
for the Biblical Flood? The Grand Canyon, with its distinctive layers exposed in
the canyon walls, has been carved through a high plateau. However, if we follow
the layers into the eastern part of Arizona, we see the same rock units about a
mile lower in elevation. In this area, we see significant folding of the layers.
According to conventional geology, this uplift and folding occurred long after
the sediments had hardened into rock, so it should have caused significant
fracturing of the rocks. But this is not what we find. Instead, it appears that
the layers—which supposedly represent 300 million years of earth history—have
undergone plastic deformation, without fracturing. This suggests the sediments
were soft and unconsolidated when they bent. This contradicts evolutionary earth
history, but it fits nicely with the layers forming during the Biblical Flood
and being bent before they had become hard rock.
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29 Jul, 201601:01