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Snelling, Andrew, 2014- Earth’s Catastrophic Past. Geology, Creation and the Flood

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Autor / redaktor: Snelling, Andrew
Tytuł: Earth’s Catastrophic Past. Geology, Creation and the Flood
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Contents (Volume 1)

Foreword

Preface

Introduction

  • Why Take Genesis Seriously?
  • Genesis as Reliable History
  • Jesus Regarded Genesis as Real History
  • The Apostle Peter’s Prophecy
  • The Reliability of the Whole Bible Depends on Genesis as History
  • The Pivotal Importance of the Flood

Section I. The Biblical Record of the Global Genesis Flood

  1. Moses Compiled Genesis
  2. The Duration of the Flood
  3. The Depth of the Flood
  4. Geological Details of the Flood
  5. The Size of the Ark
  6. The Need for the Ark
  7. The Testimony of the Apostle Peter
  8. The Testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ
  9. The Total Destruction of a Widely-Distributed Human Race — All Mankind Perished
  10. The Total Destruction of a Widely-Distributed Human Race — The Human Race Had Spread Around the Earth
  11. Summary and Conclusion

Section II. Non-Geological Arguments Used against the Global Genesis Flood

  1. Introduction
  2. The Genesis Flood Story Derived from the Babylonian Flood Myth
  3. No Global Flood in Recent Geological and Human History
  4. All Mankind Not Descended from Noah’s Family
  5. Anthropology and Racial Dispersion
  6. Universal Terms: Used in a Limited Sense?
  7. Universal Terms Are Literal in Genesis 6–9 Because of the Physical Phenomena
  8. Summary and Conclusions

Section III. Noah, the Ark, and the Animals

  1. Gathering the Animals to the Ark
  2. The Capacity of the Ark
  3. Caring for the Animals in the Ark
  4. The “Natural-Supernatural” Philosophy of Miracles
  5. Post-Flood Animal Distribution — The Australian Marsupials
  6. Post-Flood Animal Distribution — Rapid Animal Dispersion
  7. Summary and Conclusions

Section IV. The Framework for a Biblical Geology

  1. Introduction
  2. The Scriptural Divisions of Geologic History
  3. The Beginning of Creation
  4. The First Day
  5. The Second Day
  6. The Third Day
  7. The Fourth Day
  8. The Fifth Day
  9. The Sixth Day — Land Animals and Man
  10. The Sixth Day — Adam and Eve
  11. The Seventh Day
  12. The Fall
  13. The Curse
  14. The Pre-Flood World
  15. The Flood
  16. The Post-Flood World
  17. Concluding Comments

Section V. The Modern Geological Synthesis

  1. Introduction
  2. The Geologic Column
  3. A Classic Example of a Local Geologic Column
  4. Correlation of Strata Between Local Geologic Columns
  5. The Precambrian of the Geologic Column
  6. Implications of the Geologic Column
  7. Patterns and Trends in the Geologic Column — Involving Different Rock Types
  8. Patterns and Trends in the Geologic Column — Involving Relative Sea-Level Changes
  9. Patterns and Trends in the Geologic Column — Involving the Fossil Record
  10. Patterns and Trends in the Geologic Column — Involving Metal Ore Deposits
  11. A Brief History of Plate Tectonics
  12. The Development of the Plate Tectonics Theory
  13. Global Plate Tectonics: The Unifying Model
  14. Plate Tectonics: Controlling the Formation of the Rock Record — Divergent Plate Margins and the Ocean Floor
  15. Plate Tectonics: Controlling the Formation of the Rock Record — Plates That Collide: Convergent Margins
  16. Plate Tectonics: Controlling the Formation of the Rock Record — Transform Plate Margins and Plate Interiors
  17. Concluding Comments

Selected Bibliography

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