Well, I see that nobody's addressed the issue of water flowing uphill for millions of years.
I guess you don't agree with the USGS evidence that those areas, where Hovind says the river had to flow uphill to cut through them, are actually rising. Annual surveying shows them rising at a rate that would have put the land below the river's starting point millions of years ago.
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I see RAZD's comical attempt to discuss other flood stories in this thread rather than the one devoted to proper historical procedures. Guess he thinks since one of them mentions the Grand Canyon... but that's only a guess. Evolutionology can only tell us so much.
It seems that you feel your snide remarks allow you to ignore RAZD's post #35985. It is the second one in this thread. It discusses what PHD Geologists have concluded from decades of studying the Grand Canyon geology. I am anxious to hear your erudite rebuttal to the evidence put forth in the links that he references.
A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke
